
A Memorial to Listening
What happens during these ordinary moments when listening is just as vital as the listening we do at a memorial?
What happens during these ordinary moments when listening is just as vital as the listening we do at a memorial?
Being lovers of this great nation as a people that continues to give back is a powerful truth– one that can isolate Jew haters while also maximizing our supporters.
With his Saturday High Noon announcement, Trump is treating Hamas not as some political pawn on a chess board but as the cruel and evil terrorist force that it is.
This past decade has made me much more humble when considering what we humans claim to know and far less sure about what will come to pass.
One kind act can generate incalculable results in the life of another person.
It is my hope that Kanye will have his come to “Yeezus” moment where he is able to reflect on the pain points in his life for which he is so erroneously scapegoating the Jews.
Saying I love you is nice, but showing your love for someone is better.
The catastrophe in Gaza is not another Shoah, but even this shadow of that tragedy still violates our defiant and mournful promise, “Never again.”
Just as Pepsi and Doritos can take advantage of the biggest TV audience of the year, can a social cause do the same– a cause like, say, fighting antisemitism?