The summer of 2020 is when the era of “performing justice” reached its peak. Everything was about optics.

We’re so busy analyzing, recording, exposing and fighting that we rarely take the time to sit back and reflect on the absurdity of it all.

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In our frenzy to keep up with the news, we’re missing a whole other Israel that has little to do with the war and everything to do with what keeps a country thriving.

Those disasters and tragedies were all too real, but so was the resilience and the faith that enabled us to prevail and keep the Jewish flame alive.

What’s wrong with admitting the scientific fact that our physical traits come from our genes?

For comic Eli Leonard, being Jewish in America means never forgetting that his world is a business and he better make us laugh.

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Maybe it’s a sign of our “epidemic of loneliness and isolation” that I would need to write about the value of something we’ve been doing for thousands of years— showing up in person.

For Palestinian leaders, a two-state solution is a two-state nightmare that would eliminate their lucrative victim status while saving Zionism in the process.