Letters to the Editor | Dec. 28, 2022
Paula Goldman’s candles
Regarding “Lighting candles for the community with Paula Goldman" (Last Word, Dec. 22):
Fine story about a wonderful person. Congrats to Paula Goldman...
Letters to the Editor | Dec. 21, 2022
A nice piece of lox
It was so nice to see Sam Lerner get the publicity that he so rightfully deserves (“Slicing lox with Sam...
Letters to the Editor | Dec. 14, 2022
Hacking at the branches
Martin Weiss’ letter, “Shooting is not the same as killing” (WJW, Dec. 8), is an example of a point made by...
Letters | Nov. 21, 2022
The people have spoken
“A clear victory for Israel’s right” missed a major point of the recent Israeli election (Editorials, Nov. 10). Unlike the several...
Letters | Nov. 16, 2022
Fighting bigotry
Margaret Johnson’s op-ed, “Jews and Muslims must be there for each other” (WJW, Nov. 3), makes several important points in support of Jews...
Letters | Nov. 9, 2022
Who’s allowed to define antisemitism?
The logical inconsistency of those who proclaim that they seek better Jewish-Muslim relations while vociferously opposing the International Holocaust Remembrance...
Letters to the Editor | Nov. 2, 2022
Antisemitism’s Kanye moment
As a committed and proud Jew, I have been following the rise of antisemitism and, in my own small way, doing what...
Letters to the editor | Oct. 26, 2022
Speaking of intersectionality
Regarding “Both the left and the right have turned on the Jews” (Opinion, Oct. 20): Writer Ian Haworth is right: “Yet again...
Letters to the Editor | Oct. 19, 2022
A leader is a leader
In your Oct. 13 issue, you beautifully introduced Cantor Suzanne Hamstra of Washington Hebrew Congregation. But why did you fall...
Letters to the Editor | October 6, 2022
Yom Kippur and eating disorders
Thank you for approaching the topic of eating disorders and Yom Kippur, including the repentance of sins “For Jews with...