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Does my being sober make me smarter than Nick? Probably not. Where we differ is that I gave up trying to control my disease. Sometimes, the wealthiest, smartest, and most successful have the hardest time.
Throughout our history, the Jewish people have been much more committed “bonders,” often as a result of necessity and survival. But there are times when we would benefit from being “bridgers” as well.
What has been true since the beginning of time is still true today: It’s only human intelligence that can save us from slop.
The Los Angeles Jewish community came together in celebration and solidarity.
Joseph’s magnanimity is exactly the reminder we need in our time of rampant moral grandstanding and eager denunciations.
While “I hate that” may be what comes naturally from the world, I noticed something about “I love that”: If I don’t say it, no one will say it for me.
When Tucker Carlson insists the United States gets “nothing” from its alliance with Israel — while praising ties with Qatar as “clearly more beneficial” — he isn’t offering strategy. He is expressing his bias and packaging it as realism.
Elliott Broidy’s Acquisition of Auschwitz Crematoria Plans Marks a Turning Point in the Fight Against Antisemitism
All year long, Chai Lifeline – West Coast helps local families with a variety of programs.
Republicans have very publicly signaled that they, too, have a Jew-hating fringe.
Hadar’s “The Devash Jr. Book of Shemot” sends a powerful message: Our children are full members of this tradition, and their engagement matters.
With Zionism now under siege, antizionism has become a hater’s paradise where all haters and liars of the world are welcome. That is terrible for the world, and it behooves us to make that case.
We’re approaching something but I don’t know what.
Choosing the stories that move us, whether in our own little circles or in the real world, defines our lives.
Had the media delved more deeply into Weiss’s editorial input, readers today would be feasting on journalism rather than sketchy optics.
The extinguished flame teaches us to recognize when we need to wind down… initiated by ourselves.
