Maybe that desire to feel virtuous was so ingrained, she lost sight of some other virtues, like don’t libel your bosses in public and don’t assume every problem is about race.
When a huge Trump supporter like Mark Levin turns on you, you know something’s off.
Luckily for Palestinians, in addition to being arguably the most coddled and celebrated victims on the planet, they’ve been blessed to have yet another group on their side: Leftist Jews in America.
While Jews of all stripes have recoiled in horror at Hamas cruelty, 350 liberal rabbis chose another outrage for their full-page ad in The New York Times.
What happens during these everyday 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.
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?
Those who loathe Trump don’t want to hear that he can do anything good; while those who love him don’t want to hear that he can do anything bad.
It’s one thing to dream about turning a desert into an oasis; it’s another to dream about turning Jew-haters into peaceniks.
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