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Jews for America

Given our long history of contributing to the welfare of this country, who better than the Jews to step up during America’s time of need?

What It’s Like to Be a Jew

Sometimes, it’s scary, difficult and tiring. But it is also simultaneously joyful, exciting and a great honor.

Lieberman’s Legacy

The first Jewish vice presidential nominee in American history has been largely overlooked by the Jewish community in this country for the last 15 years.

Why Stopping Jew Hatred is Not Enough

I felt like a visitor from Mars: “Are you people on Earth out of your freaking minds? These Jews here are the LAST people you want to hate, and the FIRST you want to admire and even emulate.”

All Aboard the Lifeboat

These are excruciating times for Israel, and for the Jewish people.  It is so tempting to succumb to despair. That is why we must keep our eyes open and revel in any blessing we can find.  

Fighting the War of Words and Ideas

The ubiquity of streaming video on social media has transformed the way voters in this country and around the world are now experiencing the war in Gaza.

Sick as a Dog

Recently our 4-year-old Yorkie, Leo, got very ill. We thought we might even lose him.

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