By standing strong and united, as we did in biblical times, we are demonstrating our ability not merely to exist, but to thrive.  

Let’s build on this foundation of shared values, and do the work necessary to make sure that all Jews feel that they are beloved members of our small but vibrant community.

Amnesty might be the norm on campus, but not in the real world, where people are for the most part expected to take responsibility for what they do.

We should do what is right for one essential reason – we are Jews.

May each new cycle bring us greater happiness, deeper understanding, and more enduring peace.

It seems that the one thing that all generations share is the conviction that they live at the most critical and, often, most perilous, period in human history.