Some Reflections on the Reform Movement at 150 Years
While it may be too soon to project the impact of the Gaza War on American Jewish religious behavior, this moment will likely create a series of ripple effects in our community.
While it may be too soon to project the impact of the Gaza War on American Jewish religious behavior, this moment will likely create a series of ripple effects in our community.
If you could invite one person to join you for a meal as a special guest, who would it be?
Dante showed us the pathway out of the Ukraine war. Dante anticipated both federalism and democracy. And Dante showed us how someday humanity might abolish war.
This week, the Congresswomen of “The Squad” pushed to rescind $1 billion in American foreign aid to Israel’s Iron Dome defense system, predictably whipping the American Jewish community into a frenzy
Lebanon is falling apart and has been for many years and many reasons. It has been bleeding a slow death by a thousand cuts. With the Aug. 4 explosion in Beirut, those wounds were suddenly visible.
The consequences of not taking physical distancing seriously can be a matter of life and death for too many.
We spoke with HIAS CEO Mark Hetfield and ZOA president Morton Klein to debunk some of the accusations against HIAS.