It’s Not About the Money
Chaim Steinmetz
January 6, 2022
The debate about reparations is ages old, and goes back to the Torah.
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January 6, 2022
San Jose Chabad Burned Down, Vandalized
Aaron Bandler
January 6, 2022
Initially, investigators had determined that the fire was not the result of a hate crime. But the subsequent vandalism has muddied that conclusion.
Unscrolled: Israel Past and Future
Matthew Schultz
January 6, 2022
The generation of the exodus is commanded to imagine that their lives are part of a story. In so doing, they cast their eyes forward to the generations of the distant future: to us.
Why is No One Talking About the Security Failure on January 6?
David Suissa
January 6, 2022
Where was the security to prevent the breach of the Capitol—especially since we had plenty of advance warning that trouble was brewing?
New Year Resolutions That Go Beyond Ourselves
Dan Schnur
January 6, 2022
Even though we’re already several days into January, even a belated New Years’ resolution can signify an important step toward the type of progress we desire.
Making Twitter a More Positive Place
Kylie Ora Lobell
January 6, 2022
Being an Orthodox Jew on social media, Bashevkin is shattering stereotypes, showing that they can be fully engaged in modern culture, share interesting ideas and have a lightheartedness to them – just like anyone else.
Faced with Vision Loss, She Created an Opportunity
Kylie Ora Lobell
January 6, 2022
With Touched By Elle, Leba Sherman hopes to demonstrate that you can have bad cards dealt to you and still make something good come out of it.
“Dancing in a Cage” Show Highlights Strong Women Who Struggle
Kylie Ora Lobell
January 6, 2022
“Dancing in a Cage” features Moray as three different women from various backgrounds and situations who talk about their lives through stories and music.
COVID-19 Pandemic Unmasks American Antisemitism
Danielle Ziri, The Media Line
January 6, 2022
Extremist groups back nonsense conspiracy theories, such as accusing Jews of creating the virus to profit from the vaccine, or comparing anti-COVID restrictions to the Holocaust
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