Letters

Letters to the Editor | June 28, 2023

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Poll Needed a ‘Sephardic’ Option Your poll “What kind of Jew do you consider yourself?” (June 12) omits at least one important category, Sephardic, while...

Letters to the Editor | June 21, 2023

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The House is More Than Divided Michael Gelman’s June 15 op-ed should have been titled “A House on Fire.” The anti-democracy Republicans Gelman wrote about...

Letters to the Editor | June 14. 2023

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Stained-glass Ceiling “At Washington Hebrew Congregation, Rabbi Shankman breaks the ‘stained-glass ceiling'” (May 25) makes the claim that Rabbi Shankman has “broken the stained-glass ceiling.”...

Letters to the Editor | June 7, 2023

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Who Should Pay for Jewish Education? I am in full accord with WJW`s June 1 editorial disagreeing with the budget recently adopted by the Knesset...

Letters to the Editor | May 31, 2023

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An Effective Ban? “Banned in Florida, read in Gaithersburg” (May 25) refers to books banned in Duval County, Fla. The article misrepresents the situation. Duval...

Letters to the Editor | May 24, 2023

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How to fix Israel’s elections Regarding “Political Fluidity in Israel" (Editorial, May 18): No Israeli party has ever held a majority on its own. In Israel’s...

Letters to the Editor | May 17, 2023

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Even More Positive Charlotte Freedberg’s article “A Taste of Israel Accentuates the Positive” (May 4) described the Bender JCC’s celebration of Israel’s birthday on April...

Letters to the Editor | May 10, 2023

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Opera’s Empathy Among the Stereotypes Faith Snyderman, a young Jewish soprano trying to shape a meaningful career, expressed unease (You Should Know, April 13) that...

Letters to the Editor | April 26, 2023

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A Civil War Seder After reading “Jewish Soldiers in the Civil War,” by Adam D. Mendelsohn, and writing review of it for The Jewish Veteran,...

Letters to the Editor | April 19, 2023

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Passover Memories of a Murder As a senior myself, I read the story on seniors’ memories of their childhood seders with nostalgia (“Seniors Recall the...