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What the Siyum Hashas and the Super Bowl Have in Common

Years ago, we visited the Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, as a stop on a road trip with our boys. The New York Giants had won the Super Bowl that season, and though I don’t follow the sport, I teared up while watching the stirring museum video about the championship game. I experienced […]

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Fighting to Keep Church-State Wall High

Trump’s new school prayer guidelines seen as part of push to evangelicals.

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Holocaust Survivors Will Soon be Gone. Now it’s Up to Us to Speak Out Against Hate.

It is a fact well-documented and well worth repeating: Within 25 years, it is likely that no survivors of the Holocaust will be alive. As a Jew, I am frightened by how the world looks in 2020. The rise of anti-Semitism we are experiencing today, both in the United States and elsewhere, feels eerily like […]

Anti-Zionism Isn’t Anti-Semitism. Except When It Is.

Book on History of U.S. Jewish Women Wins Jewish Book Council’s Top Prize

World Leaders Gather in Jerusalem for Massive Shoah Forum, But Some Can’t Leave Politics Behind

The Demonization of Dershowitz is an Attack on Democracy

This Rabbi and Rapper Want to Create a JCC for Jews of Color

Fighting Hate, One Meal at a Time

As Zionist Elections Get Underway, the Battle for Progressives’ Votes Heats Up

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