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Jewish Confederate Leader Judah Benjamin Examined As Statues Topple
Largely overlooked is the legacy — or lack thereof — of Judah Philip Benjamin
July 22, 2020
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Book Answers Question: How Can We Identify The Messiah?
Searching for the Messiah explores how the Gospels got it wrong about Jesus
July 22, 2020
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What Do Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and The Exodus Have in Common?
Parshat Devarim teaches us that sometimes, the journey is the destination
July 22, 2020
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How Do We Confront The Spiritual Challenges During The Three Weeks?
There is mourning and remembering, but there is also hope that we can, and should, bring light to the future
July 22, 2020
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Do Not Let Mizrahi Voices Be Invalidated
“We’re not a monolith, and even within the Mizrahi umbrella, our opinions aren’t going to be in complete unison”
July 22, 2020
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Experts Weigh In: Is Israel’s Proposed Annexation Worth It?
Alan Dershowitz, former ambassadors, among others, offer their insights on whether Netanyahu is making a wise move
July 22, 2020
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Kvetch or Kvell: Stuck in an Elevator with Conrad Black
Talking to strangers on elevators was fun… until the pandemic hit
July 22, 2020
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The BDS-BLM Alignment: Implications For Israel And Diaspora Jewry
The increasingly mainstreamed BDS-BLM narrative poses a grave danger to the U.S. and European progressive and liberal Jewish communities.
July 22, 2020
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‘Buddy’ Korn: Jewish Activist, Journalist, Mentor, Mensch
He was a different kind of leader: He loved the battleground of ideas, but struggled mightily to show respect for his adversaries.
July 22, 2020
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The Bullying Of Bari Weiss And The End Of Classic Journalism
A woke mob’s attacks on a centrist Jewish writer at “The New York Times” illustrates what happens when illiberal new standards of behavior cancel contrary views.
July 22, 2020