Opinion

Opinion

The Barcelona Jewish community is not doomed

The capital of Spain’s Catalonia region is a dynamic Jewish melting pot, writes the director of its organized Jewish community.

A century ago, Jewish Salonica burned. It was rebuilt, only to be destroyed anew.

A fire on Aug. 18, 1917, destroyed much of the Greek city, which was heavily populated by Jews.

Johnny Cash’s family slams neo-Nazi who wore fan shirt: ‘We were sickened’

The legendary singer, who received awards from organizations such as the Jewish National Fund, would have been horrified, his children wrote.

Opinion

Our president just asked us to be fair to white supremacists

Anyone looking for moral clarity didn't get it from the White House.

First Person

I am a rabbi, and my place was in Charlottesville

I cannot let Nazi flags fly in my state without response, writes a rabbi from Northern Virginia.

Opinion

Donald Trump isn’t funny. Sad!

The president's inability to tell or appreciate a joke is a clue to his polarizing presidency.

Opinion

Was a Jewish summer camp PC in raising a Palestinian flag — or in lowering it?

Israel recognizes the Palestinian flag. A lot of American Jews apparently don't.

Opinion

Try telling this transgender nuclear engineer turned rabbi she wasn’t qualified to serve in the Navy

The president's call for a ban on transgender military personnel "devastated" Rona Matlow, a 20-year veteran of the Navy’s nuclear power program.

Opinion

Jews once fought — and died — for voting rights. Here’s why some are still at it.

The president's voting commission is a solution in search of a problem.

Opinion

The US anti-BDS bill may be bad, but not as bad as some critics say

Extreme claims that a proposed law bans boycotts of Israel are untrue, writes a University of California law school lecturer and senior research fellow at the California Constitution Center.