Ideas At Madison Square Garden, an Ishay Ribo concert becomes a moment of Jewish awakening By Dr. Mijal Bitton September 18, 2024
Ideas Our collective, endless grief is an expression of love, and our most powerful weapon By Dr. Mijal Bitton September 3, 2024
Ideas Jews are in a moment of broken illusions, but we’re stronger than we think By Dr. Mijal Bitton June 19, 2024
Ideas How Israel’s Independence Day connects us to Jews over generations By Dr. Mijal Bitton May 10, 2024
Ideas Multiple efforts in Jewish sovereignty have self-destructed after 75 years. Can Israel defy history — again? By Dr. Mijal Bitton and Dr. Masua Sagiv April 24, 2023
Ideas Securing our synagogues and protecting Jews of color don’t have to be at odds By Dr. Mijal Bitton and Rabbi Isaiah Rothstein January 20, 2022
Ideas Many Jews of color and diverse Jews are politically conservative — and many voted for Trump By Dr. Mijal Bitton November 19, 2020
Ideas Passover demands we remember the Exodus. That means taking care of our most vulnerable. By Dr. Mijal Bitton April 14, 2020
Ideas An Israeli cop shot an unarmed Ethiopian teen. Here’s why American Jews should care. By Dr. Mijal Bitton July 5, 2019