Opinion
Only Jewish education can help bridge the Israel-Diaspora divide
The Jewish people are growing apart. Jewish literacy can bring them together, writes the chief rabbi of Moscow.
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Opinion
‘BlacKkKlansman’ recalls the possibilities, then and now, of a black-Jewish alliance
Spike Lee's movie offers a needed challenge to the simplistic historical understanding of the civil rights era, writes the author of "Black Power, Jewish Politics."
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Editor's Column
If Israel has such bad PR, why does it remain so popular?
Complaints about Israel's "hasbarah" efforts are as regular and ritualistic as the Jewish holidays.
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Editor's Column
The non-misogynist, non-hypocritical case for Jewish continuity. With music.
How do you reconcile a liberal worldview with a preference for Jews marrying Jews?
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Opinion
Why a former Israeli military intelligence chief stands with the Druze
By Amos YadlinIsrael's new nation-state law is unnecessary and unwise, but its democratic foundations are strong, writes Amos Yadlin.
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Opinion
British Jewry and Labour ask who gets to define anti-Semitism
By Dov WaxmanA party code of conduct leaves room for harsh criticism of Israel, writes a professor at Northeastern University.
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Opinion
Why an Orthodox rabbi chose to publish a book with a Reform publisher
It's hard to break out of the narrow straits of ideological purity and denominational certainty, writes Shmuly Yanklowitz.
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Opinion
Food critic Jonathan Gold had the chutzpah to take immigrants’ cuisine seriously
By Rob EshmanThe critic, who died Sunday, helped stitch together a diverse and divided Los Angeles, writes the former editor-in-chief of The Jewish Journal.
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Opinion
Israel’s Nationality Law will humiliate the Jews of the Diaspora
By Ariel PicardThe proposed law is a slap in the face to Arab citizens and a statement that Israel owes nothing at home to non-Orthodox Jews, writes a scholar at the Shalom Hartman Institute.
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Editor's Column
Richard Siegel left behind a Jewish denomination: Catalogism
"The Jewish Catalog" helped usher in the DIY era of American Judaism.
