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Reconsidering Trump’s Gaza Plan: A Call to My Arab-American Brothers and Sisters
If we truly care about Palestinian lives, we must be willing to explore every avenue including resettlement brother Arab states to secure a brighter, more hopeful future for them.

The Consequence of Saying Too Many No’s
After the sickening evidence produced on October 7, Trump is the first world leader to take a hard and honest look at Gaza and conclude: These people, right now, are just destined to detonate. Let’s build something, instead.

How Jews Fought Hate at Super Bowl
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?

Tikkun Olam: Restoring Palisades School Libraries, One Book at a Time
Armed and Divided – Shabbat Thought – Torah Portion Beshalach 2025 (revised from previous versions)


Why It’s So Hard to Cover Trump
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.

The Unbearable Danger of Dreaming the Wrong Dreams
It’s one thing to dream about turning a desert into an oasis; it’s another to dream about turning Jew-haters into peaceniks.

Masa Kumta – The March to the Beret
It’s difficult not to compare. Not to imagine. Not to remember the words, “Never Again.” Yet here we are “Again” but this time we have an army. We have soldiers. And there they were.
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