The politics of pee
Michelle K. Wolf
July 6, 2016
Who gets to use a public restroom has become a big news story this year.
Category
Commentary
On Brexit
Jewish Journal
July 6, 2016
Should any country give its residents a chance to vote on how they feel things are going, probably a significant proportion would show their unease, unhappiness, and dissent to an even greater extent that did the Brits. Most never do and have never done so.
Moral people cannot support the Palestinians
Dennis Prager
July 6, 2016
I understand those who yearn for peace between Israel and the Palestinians. I do, too.
Palestinian terrorism and Muslim hypocrisy: An open letter from a Muslim woman
Jewish Journal
July 6, 2016
While millions of children got out of bed on the morning of June 30 excited to be on summer vacation, one child did not.
Is Israel an apartheid state?
Jewish Journal
July 6, 2016
I grew up in South Africa during the apartheid years, born to parents who had survived the Nazis.
Seeds of Peace: The summer of our discontent
Jewish Journal
July 6, 2016
At age 15, I had barely interacted with a boy, let alone a Jew.
Workplace discrimination against women, racial minorities may be similar, but it’s not the same
Jewish Journal
July 6, 2016
Businesses can build more inclusive workplaces by recognizing the nuances of bias
Elie Wiesel: Mentor and teacher of generations
Jewish Journal
July 6, 2016
Elie Wiesel was a soul on fire. The spiritual intensity of his Chassidic upbringing permeated and fashioned the core of his being.
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