Hillary Clinton’s foreign policy wonk
Earlier this month, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton wrote an op-ed for the Jewish Journal.
Earlier this month, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton wrote an op-ed for the Jewish Journal.
If you go to synagogue around Martin Luther King Jr. Day, you will hear about Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel.
On the presidential campaign trial this month, Jeb Bush, Ted Cruz, Carly Fiorina and Chris Christie shed real tears and moved millions speaking personally about loved ones who have struggled with drug addiction.
When I was learning Hebrew, I asked an Israeli friend the word for “optimistic.”
New York Times columnist Roger Cohen wondered in print whether Donald Trump isn’t the second coming of “the bully from the beer halls.”
In ways direct and subtle, the Jews of America and the Jews of France, the Jews of the left and the Jews of the right, the Jews of the Reform movement and the Jews of the Orthodox movement, have sent Donald J. Trump a message: Feh.
Just before the latest wave of religious fanaticism crashed against civilization, I was in Mexico City, talking about the last wave.
The campaign to keep Syrian refugees out of the United States represents a complete lack of faith – not just in Syrian refugees, and not just in the department of Homeland Security, but in America itself.