Letters to the Editor: March 15
Oct. 7 Should Be Foremost
After reading “As Part of Interfaith Coalition, Bolton Street Synagogue Rallies for Racial Justice,” (March 1), I would like to...
Letters to the Editor: March 8
Netanyahu’s Plan
I read with increasing incredulity your recent editorial, “Netanyahu’s Plan – A Good First Step” (March 1). As my friend and colleague, Michael...
Letters to the Editor: March 1
Flu Season Advice
There is additional information that might be helpful to Jewish Times readers during flu season (“Self-Care for Sick Days: Navigate Cough, Cold...
Letters to the Editor: Feb. 23
Billionaire With a Heart
Good on Robert Kraft for running an ad about antisemitisim during the Super Bowl (“How the Internet Reacted to the First-Ever...
Letters to the Editor: Feb. 16
Optimistic About New Caucus
I applaud state Sen. Shelly Hettleman for rallying her colleagues to launch the Maryland Legislative Jewish Caucus in Annapolis (“Maryland State...
Letters to the Editor: Feb. 9
Two-State Solution Won’t Work
A two-state solution for Israel and the Palestinians continues to be pushed by Democrats and the Biden administration using dubious logic...
Letters to the Editor: Jan. 26
Ban the Book Bans
The recent book bannings in Florida (“Florida District Pulls Many Jewish and Holocaust Books,” Dec. 29) brings back memories of the...
Letter to the Editor: Jan. 19
Not the Same
Steve Rosenberg’s column refers to the “precarious” status of the Black-Jewish alliance (“The Cycle of Trust,” Dec. 29). One reason for this...
Letters to the Editor: Jan. 5
Ugly Polarization
Particularly with the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, current and past, one can observe widespread ideological/political partisanship via news and commentary (“American Jews Face Long-Term Threat...
Letters to the Editor: Dec. 29-
Protecting Jewish Students
Attorney Nathan Lewin provides useful examples of how Supreme Court decisions, donor lawsuits and Department of Justice investigations could be used to...