Opinion
The influential director's epic was a watershed in memorializing the Holocaust, writes the former president of the Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation.
Opinion
There are still vulnerable Jews across the globe in need of assistance, writes the CEO of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee.
Opinion
Israeli Jews are the siblings who have broken with old family ways, writes a research fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem.
Opinion
A theater director in the Bay Area learns to love her native land from afar.
Opinion
Empty desks at the State Department call into question America's commitment to combating the hatred of Jews, write two members of the House of Representatives.
Opinion
Don't let haters delegitimize a word that expresses a collective sense of Jewish nationhood, writes the author of "The Zionist Ideas."
Opinion
Progress may seem incremental, but that's the way of Jewish history, writes Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations.
Opinion
Trump's new National Security Adviser is ready to act on his long-held suspicions of Iran and North Korea, writes an Israeli security analyst.
Opinion
Many Jews now say they cannot bring themselves to vote for a party led by Jeremy Corbyn, writes a U.K.-based journalist.
Opinion
Perhaps funders should spend more on education for children than on shallow engagement for young adults, writes the author of a new study on Jewish philanthropy.
Editor's Column
Holocaust comparisons are muddying the immigration debate