Bubuleh Fights Antisemitism in Style
August 17, 2022
During Hanukkah of last year, my mother sent me two sweatshirts from the new and very Jewish clothing line “Bubuleh.”
Blake Flayton
Lithuania’s Family Secret
August 10, 2022
“The Nazi’s Granddaughter: How I Discovered My Grandfather Was A War Criminal” is a story of one family’s secret and one country’s shame.
Russia’s Fifth Column
July 27, 2022
As long as Jews dare to be Jewish, we are a fifth column, guilty of treason, of espionage, of conspiracy, just from being ourselves.
Joe Biden’s Two-State Miscalculation
July 20, 2022
When President Biden lends his support to a two-state solution but simultaneously pledges further support to UNRWA, he betrays the promises he has made to the Israeli people to prioritize their security.
Jewish Studies Professors Join Jewish Studies Zionist Network to Fight Anti-Zionist Activism on Campus
July 13, 2022
The Jewish Studies Zionist Network (JSZN) is a new initiative of scholars and educators in the field of Jewish studies who believe “that Zionism is a legitimate movement for the national self-determination of the Jewish people in their ancestral homeland.”
The Danger of Nostalgic Zionism
June 29, 2022
When leaders of a nation long for the past, when they romanticize a version of yesterday to avoid addressing problems facing the nation today, it gives way to regressive policies that promise untold damage for their civilization.
The Gift of a Jewish Mother
June 22, 2022
If my mother did not feel, if she did not ache at the sight of her children in anguish, she could not have seen the importance of what comes from such anguish.
The Ghost of Fanny Brice: How Jewish Humor Saved the Jews
June 8, 2022
“Funny Girl” reminded me of just how many Jews in my life work in comedy.
Bob Dylan’s Bohemian Zionism
May 18, 2022
It wouldn’t be entirely fair to say that Dylan abandoned his Jewishness, especially if we consider a recording of his from 1983: “Neighborhood Bully.”
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