Pluralism in Hillel must extend to Israel
by Lex Rofes and Simone Zimmerman
JTA News and Features
Throughout our four years in college, Hillel has been our home on campus. We have been...
Jews were saved – but not by FDR
by Rafael Medoff
Raoul Wallenberg's heroic rescue of Jews in Nazi-occupied Budapest (including future U.S. Rep. Tom Lantos and his wife-to-be Annette) has gained appropriate...
Hate no more
by Susie Gelman
Special to WJW
Mark Carson worked as a manager at a gelato kiosk in Grand Central Station in New York City. According to...
Medals are not given for being inconsistent
by Barbara Goldberg Goldman and David Streeter
As we so recently affirmed our liberty and reflect upon the journey of the Jewish people from slavery...
You shouldn’t have voted for Obama
by Robert G. Samet
What do we as a people say about a president who tours Muslim nations early in his first term but conspicuously...
How to advocate for Israel to progressives
by Alan Elsner
Special to WJW
Pro-Israel advocates are coming to realize that we have a growing problem in reaching out to progressives and liberals in...
Whither Syria?
by Ben Cardin
In February, I led a congressional delegation to Israel and Turkey and then to Austria to attend the annual winter session of...
Ancient hatred, new threats
by Elisa Massimino
Recently a lawmaker in Greece’s national parliament denounced his government’s call for Greeks to observe a day of commemoration, calling it “unacceptable.”...
Stop using term ‘two-state solution’
by Morton Klein and Dr. Daniel Mandel
Prior to President Barack Obama’s trip to Israel, he, Secretary of State John Kerry and others reiterated their...
Crossing the divide
I congratulate Suzanne Pollak for her wonderful story about Leszek Sibilski (“Not silent for even a moment”, WJW, March 28). Leszek has crossed this...