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2012 May/June, Ask the Rabbis, Issues, Religion, Series, U.S. Politics

Ask The Rabbis | Will It Matter to Jews If There Is a Mormon President?

July 25, 2019
By Justin Sovine
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INDEPENDENT Historically, the religious affiliation of a governmental leader has never been an issue for the Jewish people, as long as the government involved was not...

2012 May/June, Issues, Opinion, Topics, U.S. Politics

Marshall Breger: U.S. Citizenship: Priceless or Merely Convenient?

June 4, 2013
By Marshall Breger
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By Marshall Breger In 2011, Sen. Joseph Lieberman suggested that U.S. nationals, “homegrown” or otherwise, be stripped of their citizenship if they are “engaging in or...

2012 May/June, Issues, Opinion, Topics, U.S. Politics, Women

Letty Cottin Pogrebin: The War Against Women, Take Two

By Letty Cottin Pogrebin In 1959, when I was 19, there was no birth control pill, doctors did not prescribe diaphragms or IUDs for unmarried women,...

Culture, History, Religion, U.S. Politics

How Jerry Falwell Changed the Republican Party

By Caitlin Yoshiko Kandil Jerry Falwell “stamped out” anti-Semitism in the Republican Party, said Michael Sean Winters, a reporter for the National Catholic Reporter—and no Falwell...

2012 March-April, Israel, Issues, Opinion, Topics, U.S. Politics

Nathan Guttman: Is the American Right too Right for Israel?

June 4, 2013
By Nathan Guttman
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By Nathan Guttman This election cycle has officially ended the decades-long debate over whether Israel should be an American campaign issue. For better or worse, it...

Religion, U.S. Politics

Catholic Candidates, Voters and Contraception

By Caitlin Yoshiko Kandil From the announcement of President Obama’s controversial new contraception policy, to Rick Santorum’s unexpected triple-win on Tuesday—Catholics have determined this week’s news...

Interview, Religion, U.S. Politics

Romney and Mormonism

By Caitlin Yoshiko Kandil While Mitt Romney has secured his front-runner status in the contest for the Republican presidential nomination, questions about his religion still linger...

2012 January-February, Issues, Opinion, Religion, U.S. Politics

Jeffrey Rosen: High Stakes for Church and State Separation

June 4, 2013
By Jeffrey Rosen
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By Jeffrey Rosen Of all the issues that could be significant in the 2012 presidential election, the future of church-state separation hasn’t gotten much attention. It...

2010 March-April, In the News, Israel, U.S. Politics

The Man on J Street: The Story of Jeremy Ben-Ami

September 27, 2013
By Mandy Katz
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The new “pro-Israel, pro-peace” lobby has created a storm in the Jewish world: Some credit it with opening a much-needed debate on American Middle East policy, and others accuse it of playing into the hands of Israel’s enemies. Moment tells the story of the group’s rise and of its founder, Jeremy Ben-Ami, son of an Irgun member.

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2010 January-February, Opinion, U.S. Politics

Marshall Breger: Gay Activists vs. the First Amendment

June 4, 2013
By Marshall Breger
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Whatever the ultimate success of the movement for same sex marriage, one would hope that its adherents would be sensitive to the political and religious...

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2010 January-February, Israel, U.S. Politics

Opinion—Eric Alterman

September 27, 2013
By Eric Alterman
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Has J Street Been Defamed? Sarah Palin says that Israel’s West Bank settlements “should be allowed to be expanded upon, because that population of Israel is...

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