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My Turn
The Life and Times of Zeda Max – Part 1
Paul Starr
June 28, 2026
The life of Zeda Max was chockfull of interesting anecdotes and adventures.
Fear Is Not an Option
Rabbi Tzvi Freeman
December 5, 2024
Jews, walk proud. Walk tall. Fill in the void that Zvi Kogan left behind.
The War for October 7
Matthew Schultz
October 15, 2024
No history of the conflict is complete without mentioning the War of Independence.
The Jews of Morocco
Paul Starr
September 25, 2024
Jews have lived in Morocco for more than 1,000 years.
Shabbat with Nova Survivors in Jerusalem
Toby Klein Greenwald
August 14, 2024
The line-up for the Shabbat indicated how important people think it is to reach out to those who suffered and are trying to find their way back to normalcy.
A Sexual Assault Survivor Speaks Out
Anonymous
January 25, 2024
Only two weeks before Oct. 7, on Thursday Sept. 21st, I was the victim of a violent sexual assault.
Satirical Semite: A Messy Mandate
Marcus J Freed
January 18, 2024
My people were imperialists, took a land that was not ours, and rewrote the maps. I unreservedly apologize for being British.
What’s Driving the Campaign Against Brothers in Arms?
Tomer Persico
January 4, 2024
Brothers in Arms was established as a civic resistance group to the current government’s attempt at judicial overhaul.
The Precious Riches of Shared Intergenerational Housing
Rabbi Laura Geller
June 21, 2023
There are so many benefits of home sharing beyond the relatively small amount of rent that can come with it.
New Articles
No Wars for Jews
Jacob Sivak
July 5, 2026
One Wedding, a Heatwave, Fireworks and a Eulogy
Thane Rosenbaum
July 5, 2026
In His Fourth of July Speech, Mamdani Asks Everything of America and Nothing of Americans
David Suissa
July 5, 2026
What Jews Can Celebrate About America, and What America Can Celebrate About Jews
Pamela Paresky
July 4, 2026
Rabbis of LA | Rabbis Camras and Vogel Will Not Go Quietly
Ari L. Noonan
July 3, 2026