Editorial: What the Numbers Don’t See
For decades, the federal government has required large employers to count their employees by race, ethnicity and sex and report the results to the...
Editorial: When Jewish Children Are Not Safe at School
There are stories one expects to read about American schools in 2026: falling test scores, teacher shortages, cellphone bans, artificial intelligence in the classroom....
Editorial: The Problem Raskin is Missing
In recent months, congressional Democrats have renewed scrutiny of how the Trump administration handled investigations into antisemitism on American college campuses. Those Title VI...
Editorial: Call Terror by Its Name
There comes a point when explanations become excuses. Israel has reached that point with Jewish violence in the West Bank.
We can understand the anger....
Opinion: For Israelis, Europe Is No Longer a Cheap Flight Away
By Sharon Pardo
For years, a cheap airline ticket made the Jewish state feel almost European. An Israeli could fly to Warsaw for the weekend,...
Opinion: Fastest 10 Minutes in Jewish Philanthropy
By Warren H. Cohn
Full disclosure: Chai Lifeline is a client. I have spent years telling their story professionally, placing coverage of the camps, the...
D’var Torah: The Wayward Son and Our Effects on Others
By Rabbi Eric L. Abbott
This week’s Torah portion is Ki Teitzei: Deuteronomy 21:10 — 25:19
As a father to young children, I often contemplate the...
Editorial: Too Jewish to Publish
Something deeply troubling is happening in American publishing. What may have begun as hostility toward Israel and Zionism increasingly appears to be bleeding into...
Editorial: The Right to Worship
Americans should not have to choose between the right to protest and the right to pray. The Right to Worship Act rests on the...
Editorial: The Pact to Watch
Three countries with very different interests signed a remarkably ambitious agreement in Mecca earlier this month. Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan declared that an...