Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the magazine’s founding and its distinguished record of independent journalism, and honor an impressive roster of trailblazers in journalism and democracy. ...
How can you make sure that Jews feel safe and secure when attending synagogue, while still respecting the rights of others to free speech? ...
Christmas has gone woke, yet again. Last week, Andrew Torba, the CEO of Gab and proponent of Christian nationalism, tweeted
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Eetta Prince-Gibson discusses The Dinah Project's work documenting the widespread and systematic use of sexual violence by Hamas and its development of innovative legal strategies to pursue justice for survivors—both from October 7 and in conflicts worldwide. ...
Does boycotting Israeli cinema further the cause of justice—or does it silence the very people who might help build it? ...
Angela Buchdahl, the first Asian American to be ordained as a rabbi (she is a cantor too!), discusses her new book Heart of a Stranger: An Unlikely Rabbi’s Story of Faith, Identity, and Belonging. ...
General Assembly organizers of a debate on the viability of a two-state solution introduced a format called “One Good Point.” ...
The ADL cannot protect Jews by neglecting all others; it must restore leadership and avoid political bias. ...
A roundtable discussion about the state of our democracy and how the weaponization of antisemitism, the breakdown of the Black-Jewish coalition and the new Christian nationalist movement are dividing our country by race and religion. ...
Ambassador Rose recently absolved Poland and its people of any responsibility for the genocide of European Jewry during World War II. ...
The Trump White House took a victory lap with former hostages and welcomed MBS and Mamdani, but phase 2 of the peace deal awaits. ...
The inaugural Moment Institute Fellows Symposium was titled “Divided We Fall: Antisemitism and Democracy in Crisis.” ...