There’s no bigger priority today for American Jewry than to repair the fraying U.S.-Israel relationship. And there’s no better way to begin that process than by showing how much we care for this country.
The struggle against antisemitism will be won, or lost, in the everyday spaces where people decide who belongs.
There is something in this people, covenanted to justice, to memory, to one another, that is impossible to extinguish.
Americans – and Israelis in particular – are not reacting to spin, or to partisan framing, or to media distortions. They are reacting to the text of the agreement itself, and to what has followed it.
America’s 250th birthday arrives at a time when things have been especially lousy for Jews. But gratitude is a great Jewish value, so we’ve created a very special birthday present: an e-book with 250 reasons to be grateful for America.
Almost overnight, Yair Golan transformed from a retired general into one of the most talked-about politicians in Israel.
Beyond the on-field excitement of global soccer lies a deeper opportunity: to draw hard-earned lessons from the nations that have long dominated the beautiful game.
It is very hard to stay calm in these times, but I do believe the best way to do so is through balance.
