Opinion
We need dialogue, not demagoguery, when it comes to Israel
Two educators ask: When did listening and learning from others become so offensive to Jews?
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The Abbas approach explains the failure to make peace
The Palestinian leader's statement before the U.N. General Assembly this week revived old hatreds more than it broke new ground, writes the national director of the Anti-Defamation League.
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At a time of Jewish introspection, Donald Trump offers hope
Trump’s campaign has "reinforced my gratitude for the abundant blessings of American liberty," writes the co-chairman of his Israel Advisory Committee.
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Hillary Clinton has the temperament, experience and judgment to be commander-in-chief
An official in four U.S. administrations says Hillary has what it takes to be president and Donald Trump does not.
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Opinion
Fighting campus anti-Semitism is not just a good idea. It’s the law.
Universities must affirm students’ right to advocate their pro-Israel views without fear of physical or verbal abuse, write two officials from the Zionist Organization of America.
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Opinion
What Jewish students can, and should, learn from Israel’s critics
By Stefan Krieger and Charles ManekinCampus critics of Israel should be invited into serious dialogue within Jewish spaces, write two academics.
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How the BDS challenge helped one campus Hillel prosper
Anti-Israel and anti-Semitic incidents have an unintended consequence of strengthening the campus Jewish community, writes the executive director of the University of Delaware Hillel.
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Opinion
Campus Zionists don’t need safe spaces. They need self-confidence.
By Seffi KogenDon't "brace yourself for insane anti-Semitism," an American Jewish Committee official advises college students. "Prepare yourself, instead, to encounter ideas at odds with your own."
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Opinion
As an African Israeli, I find claims of state racism against Falash Mura outrageous
Israel's policy toward Ethiopians seeking to immigrate has been unfairly depicted as a matter of race, writes an Israeli consular official.
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Opinion
Millennials want to serve. Jewish tradition tells them how.
By David EisnerThe CEO of Repair the World offers four ways to make it more likely that more young Jews will engage seriously with the communities around them.
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