(JNS.org) — Would University of Michigan Professor John Cheney-Lippold invoke the same principles of academic freedom and non-discrimination in the case of Turkey? I can find no record of him ever having spoken out against President Recep...
(JNS.org) — Ari Fuld died as he lived. He was a robust man of courage with inner and outer strength. So when 17-year-old Khalil Jabarin of Yatta, a village south of Hebron, stabbed him in the back outside the...
NEW YORK (JTA) — It has become conventional wisdom in certain circles that the Oslo agreement between Israel and the Palestinians, which was signed 25 years ago Sept. 13 on the White House lawn, was simply a failure.
We all breathed a sigh of relief this week when Tropical Storm Gordon and its destructive winds and storm clouds rumbled ashore well east of us in Alabama and spared us a significant rain event. However, while we kept a...
When word first reached the Crescent City Jewish News of a very serious health challenge facing Jewish Federation of Greater New Orleans CEO Arnie Fielkow, there was a sense of irony about it. As sick as Fielkow may be, the...
(JNS.org) — In all the furor around the anti-Semitism plaguing the British Labour Party, I’ve noticed two distinct forms of defense of both the party and its far-left leader, Jeremy Corbyn.
(JNS.org) — For the second consecutive week, Tel Aviv’s Rabin Square was the site of a Saturday-night protest against Israel’s nation-state law. But the difference between the two demonstrations speaks volumes about the nature of the debate over the controversial...
(JNS.org) — In May of 2015, Sen. Cory Booker was the keynote speaker at a Bergen County yeshivah’s annual scholarship reception in New Jersey. Rabbi Shmuley Boteach introduced him, as was their shtick at the time. The...
