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November 30, 2022



Do We Fight Hate as Winners or Whiners?
We’re no longer that weak kid in school, and we should stop acting like one. It’s time to start acting like winners, not because it’s a smart PR strategy but because it’s who we are.

Trump Crossing Lines—Again
He flirts with the worst type of racists, bigots and anti-Semites but avoids using language himself that would directly express similar sentiments.

Comedians Discuss Infamous Dave Chappelle Monologue
The Journal reached out to several Jewish comedians and asked for their takes about the now-infamous monologue.

Israel’s Desert Is Setting for Key Climate Change Conference
Hundreds of specialists from around the world gather at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev for week-long summit on mitigating impact of climate change on environment and public health

A Campaign Against Jew Hatred That Actually Worked
“Confronting Hate 1937-1952” examines how a groundbreaking media campaign launched by the American Jewish Committee (AJC) to combat rising antisemitism in the United States actually worked.

Say Goodbye to Toxic Trumpism: An Election Day Lesson
It’s 7:10 a.m. on election day and I wake up thinking politics.

Rosner’s Domain— Climbing the Override Law Tree
A new government is coming to Israel, energetic, revolutionary, ambitious. There is a blizzard of rumored initiatives, there is a storm of trial balloons, there is a pour of proposals and demands — some of which will materialize, and many that will not. Some of them are realistic, and many will hit a brick wall.

New Articles

Securing the Jewish Future Begins Now — and AJU is Leading the Way

New Doctorate in Jewish Leadership Launched for Mid-Career Professionals

Depravity in Glastonbury

Instead of Shouting “America Hates Jews,” Let’s Shout Something Smarter
