Opinion | Bridge Over Icy Waters
The progressive Jewish mobilization against the oppression of immigrants to the United States is far more than a one-off or occasional cry for justice.
Opinion | Aspire To Be Irreplaceable
Lately I’ve been giving a lot of thought to people who are “irreplaceable.”
Opinion | Poisonous Rhetoric, Unjust Entitlement
This is not the first time Haredim have accused other Jews of antisemitism to protest the imagined loss of their entitlements.
Opinion | The Ghost of Warren Harding
International altruism played no part in American foreign policy before World War II.
Opinion | Friends of Israel, Shun Its Leaders
"My segment of Israeli society, a substantial, committed and active cohort, did not vote for previous Netanyahu governments, but we have never questioned their legality and legitimacy. Until the present time."
Opinion | Five Moments that Shaped Israel
Missed opportunities at a few key junctures have festered for decades.
Opinion | Israel’s Biggest Change Isn’t What You Think
The most important change in Israel’s last 50 years is as visible to the naked eye as it is generally overlooked.
Opinion | Don’t Cheapen ‘Antisemitism’
Let’s reserve the term for what it really means.
Opinion | Tranquility Will Have to Wait
I was born under FDR, and I’m determined not to die under DJT.
Opinion | Freedom for All? Trump Says Forget It
The rest of us must diligently contest the all-too-real nightmare he and his apologists have unleashed.
Cheesecake and Conflict
Targeting Jews will not free Palestine.
Opinion | The Rule of Lawlessness
The United States can no longer be regarded as a standard-bearer of the rule of law.