I Will Stay. And I Will Fight.
Despite everything that’s going on – and even in the face of fear – I stand stronger than ever. And I will never stop fighting.
Despite everything that’s going on – and even in the face of fear – I stand stronger than ever. And I will never stop fighting.
Here are 10 questions we should all be asking ourselves and others about Israel, Hamas and this previously unimaginable war.
October 7 was so horrific it threatened to ambush the Palestinian cause. So they did what people have done for centuries: They changed the subject and blamed the Jews. That always works.
It’s as if all the victims of the October 7 massacres have lodged themselves in my brain.
While Jews were mourning the atrocities of October 7, progressive Jew haters were panicking at the potential loss of their foundational narrative.
There are certain things, certain moments in one’s life that cannot be unseen. This was the moment for me.
Over the past 15, maybe even more years, I’ve been getting my hair cut by a woman named Reina.
It is time to take names — of those who stand with the Jewish people and of those who do not.
Despite this sudden and overwhelming war reality, we must live our lives. This means we need to learn to cope with our individual and communal trauma and fears. I offer the following ideas that resonate with me, and I hope will resonate with you, too.
The same self-assurance that led me to believe that racism and bigotry in this country were shrinking forces had also convinced many of us that Israel’s strengths could now protect it from the ancient hatreds that Jews have faced since biblical times.