NYJW Opinion

I am troubled by JTA editor Andrew Silow-Carroll’s explanation (“Questions Over Narrative On U.S. Anti-Semitism, March 31) for the claims made against Trump concerning the rise of anti-Semitism.  First, he points to how the Jewish community was “traumatized by the string of some 150 bomb threats” which sent “hundreds of families reeling.” Really, I wonder […]

One of President Trump’s greatest strengths and weaknesses, as evidenced in his brief tenure in office, is his unpredictability. Or what he calls his “flexibility,” telling reporters this week, “I don’t have to have one specific way.” When it comes to foreign policy, that quality, however defined, was on display dramatically last week when the […]