Print Issue: Why We Wrote This Book | March 28, 2025
Jewish students don't need a law degree to defend themselves on campus, but they do need basic literacy in the story of our people and the geopolitics surrounding Israel, the homeland of the Jewish people.
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Archbishop of Canterbury Embraces Supporters of Killers of Christians
July 3, 2026
To judge by the photos and remarks she posted on her website, she spent a good deal of time in the company of two supporters of a terrorist group—and had only praise for them.
Shabbat Shalom, America
July 3, 2026
In the midst of our parties and barbeques, Shabbat is God’s birthday present to America to remind us that we still live in the greatest country on earth.
The Pinchas Vigilante Roll Call — A poem for Parsha Pinchas
July 2, 2026
I’m a rule follower. So when the Book says find an unblemished red cow that’s all I want to do.
Why Is it that the Better We Diagnose Anti-Semitism, the Worse it Gets?
July 2, 2026
For a people obsessed with fixing problems, it’s disheartening to think that our tireless efforts at diagnosing and understanding the biggest threats against Jews are not making a difference.
A Bisl Torah — Go Out Before Them
July 2, 2026
No matter if we assign ourselves the title of leader, we each lead in some respect, whether it’s leading as a parent, a supervisor, a friend, or a member of our neighborhoods.
For America’s 250th Birthday, Jewish Journal Launches E-book “250 Reasons to Thank America”
July 2, 2026
In our newly-released e-book, we express our gratitude again and again and again, for big ideas and small touches.
Print Issue: What Happened to Loving Our Country? | July 3, 2026
July 2, 2026
What a gangbuster quarter millennium of a résumé America has assembled. Much to be proud of, and, yet… far too few Americans are lining up to blow out the candles.
From Los Angeles to Jerusalem: Dorraine Weiss Built a New Life in Israel at 62
July 2, 2026
Today, with several of her grandsons serving in the IDF, she believes there is no other place she would rather be.
A Baharat Scented T’bit
July 2, 2026
This recipe is traditional and personal at the same time, which feels fitting.
Red, White and Blue Dairy Treats for Your Fourth of July Celebration
July 2, 2026
These delicious red, white and blue dairy desserts make it worth going parve for your Independence Day barbecue or picnic.
Mel Brooks Turns 100, AFI Bumps ‘Blazing Saddles’ to Top of Comedy List
July 1, 2026
Brooks has spent his career making large targets look small: Nazis, tyrants, bigots, Hollywood annoyances, studio logic, bad taste, good taste and, now, age.
The Limitations of a Housing Act and Two Practical Solutions
July 1, 2026
America’s housing crisis demands more than incremental turns. By doubling capital gains relief and launching the T.E.A.C.H. Homes Program, policymakers can inject immediate momentum into a market desperately needing it.
What Does the Rise of Democratic Socialists Mean for Jews and Democrats?
July 1, 2026
The DSA has shown that being anti-Israel, even if a candidate lacks experience, is enough to win.
Remembering Little Big Horn 150 Years Later as Historians, not Prosecutors or Priests
July 1, 2026
Today, for Americans and Jews, the Battle of Little Big Horn has relevance and resonance.
Rosner’s Domain | Savior No More
July 1, 2026
The greater the expectation, the sharper the disappointment.
Hineni: Choosing Torah
July 1, 2026
As always, we each have the power to choose to listen, to learn, and to grow, or we can shut our ears to that still, small voice. Are you listening? Are you willing? Are you here?