December 7, 2021

80 Years After, Remembering the Jewish Servicemen Who Lost Their Lives at Pearl Harbor

Tabby Refael December 7, 2021

During World War II, over 550,000 American Jewish men and women served in the U.S. Armed Forces; 11,000 were killed and over 40,000 were wounded.

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Lisa Ellen Niver December 7, 2021

The Dangerous Banality of Outrage

Thane Rosenbaum December 7, 2021

Blurting out the first thought that comes to mind is now a global habit, one without borders, filters or, apparently, any hesitation. Mouths just erupt with slanders and stereotypes.

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80 Years After, Remembering the Jewish Servicemen Who Lost Their Lives at Pearl Harbor

Exploring Death Valley: Largest, Hottest, Driest and Lowest National Park in USA

The Dangerous Banality of Outrage

New Articles

A Dizzying 100 Days

Trump-Appointed Attorney Sends Wikimedia Foundation Questions Over Tax-Exempt Status

Between Worlds: An Interview with “Kinship” Author Maxim D. Shrayer

Travelers and Fellow Travelers, Then and Now

The Kosher Difference

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