March 30, 2023

What Makes These Briskets Different from All Others?

Debra L. Eckerling March 30, 2023

You got your Brisket for Passover. Now what?

In American First, Manhattan Jury Indicts Donald Trump, Who Promptly Invokes Soros

Ron Kampeas, JTA March 30, 2023

Within minutes of the news of the indictment leaking to media, Trump, who is running for a second term in 2024, repeated his claim, now made daily in his campaign fundraising emails, that Jewish billionaire George Soros was behind the charge.

Twitter Fact Checks Rashida Tlaib Tweet Accusing Israeli Gov’t of “Violent Apartheid”

Aaron Bandler March 30, 2023

Tlaib’s was quote-tweeting a since-deleted March 24 tweet from the Institute for Middle East Understanding (IMEU) claiming that Israeli soldiers were attacking “Palestinians celebrating the first day of the holy month of Ramadan in occupied Jerusalem. This is Israeli apartheid.”

Manna, Again – A Poem for Tzav

Rick Lupert March 30, 2023

Ain’t no party like a priestly induction party…

Russia Detains WSJ Reporter

Aaron Bandler March 30, 2023

The Russian government has detained Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich on charges of espionage until May 29.

Print Issue: Can We Bring Civility Back? | March 31, 2023

Jewish Journal Staff March 30, 2023

As we prepare for Passover gatherings and as the turmoil continues in Israel, there’s never been a better time to reflect on the dying art of civility.

Civility Starts With Humility

David Suissa March 30, 2023

What triggered the most intense civil strife in Israeli history was a few political leaders who were 100% sure that their plan to overhaul Israel’s judicial system was 100% correct.