Ideas

Jewish teens like me sent a message after the Run for Their Lives attack: We will not cower.

A JTA Teen Fellow from Long Island describes the defiant crowd that turned out for a hostages solidarity walk after a frightening attack in Boulder, Colorado

The Sit-Down Ideas

These therapists give a name to the way Jewish distress has been ignored since Oct. 7: ‘Traumatic invalidation’

Miri Bar-Halpern and Jaclyn Wolfman strike a nerve with a paper about the mental toll of being told your distress and fears don’t count.

Ideas

I joined the crowds for Boulder’s Run for Their Lives on Sunday. I’m worried about next week.

Security was tight and crowds ample at the first walk after a firebombing attack, writes a woman who joined from Denver.

As my hometown reeled from an attack to ‘free Palestine,’ I found hope at my son’s graduation in Israel

Aaron Lansky built a home for 1.5 million Yiddish books. Now he’s handing over the keys.

The antisemitic attacks are painful. The silence from our trusted partners is excruciating.

We Jews know what hate looks like. So why is it so hard to name when it comes for us?

For this I became a Jew? Yes, for exactly this I became a Jew.

I picked a college close to home to feel safe. Here’s why I’m transferring to Israel.

Take it from us, antisemitism envoys for Trump and Biden: The fight against Jew-hatred must not be politicized

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