“Heschel understood well the price of indifference and he refused to stand on the sidelines. He wanted to awaken the conscience of the American people through discourse and non-violence.”
Lieberman voices the pain she carries as the daughter of survivors, her gratitude as an immigrant and naturalized citizen and her alarm over what she sees as increasing xenophobia now taking hold.
Kaiser seems to transfer the need for connection with his grandfather to his renowned cousin.
Five students shared their experiences with on-campus anti-Semitism during a March 2 panel.
Untold thousands of Jews are alive and living a life of Torah because of Weinberg.
In a time when so much was suddenly impossible, people discovered the possible.
Showing our support and respect for police doesn’t mean we ignore or are unconcerned about abusive policing when or where it exists.
