Why Aren’t We Exposing More Palestinian Hate Against America?
Many of those who relentlessly hate Jews and Israel reserve their biggest hatred for this wondrous country.
Many of those who relentlessly hate Jews and Israel reserve their biggest hatred for this wondrous country.
At a time when my granddaughters are threatening to grow up way too fast, this time together has become a memory I’ll always treasure.
Nothing is normal in Israel after 11 months of war, after constant battles on three fronts, after 11 months of desperation for our hostages still held captive, after the execution of six of them.
Last week the Safra Center in New York City held an event commemorating the 20th anniversary edition of Rabbi Jonathan Sacks’ “A Letter in the Scroll,” and his upcoming fourth yahrzeit.
Mizrachi is an unabashedly proud Jew.
Now that the presidential debate is behind us and we turn toward the final weeks of this unprecedented campaign, it’s worth taking a moment to assess where the two candidates stand with Jewish voters and the potential impact of the Israel-Hamas war on the election.
Each side will tune in hoping for a great performance from their candidate, but knowing that, at any time, a cringe-inducing moment will be a question away.
It looks to me like Brown got ambushed by cynical Jew-haters who exploited an innocent-sounding idea like a vote.
If Jews want to be taken seriously when they condemn acts that smear Jews, it behooves them to speak up against acts that smear other religious groups, including Christians.