Letters to the editor: July 2
Playing both sides
I congratulate the editorial staff for trying to play both sides of the political spectrum in the same issue, actually the same...
Letters to the editor: June 25
Wishful thinking
Letter writer Sidney Chernick (“The real situation at colleges,” June 18) should study University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Professor Cary Nelson’s book, “Israel...
Letters to the editor: June 18
The real situation at colleges
It’s past time to quash the Big Lie. And it’s also time to squash the littler lies and stereotypes that...
Letters to the editor: June 11
Hamas aggression v. Israel’s self-defense
Thank you for Ben Sales’ article (“All about the Iron Dome,” May 21) in which the writer claims first, that...
Letters to the editor: June 4
Diet advice might not be about weight
As someone who has overweight relatives, I believe that we’re “am echad” or “one people” blessed with unique...
Letters to the editor: May 28
Hold universities accountable
It’s outrageous that the real benefactors of the triple-digit billions of dollars of at-risk student loans are allowed to escape scot-free from...
Letters to the editor: May 21
A must-read story of survival
Jesse Berman’s feature story on Ida Schmidt-Chait’s survival during the Holocaust and the dedication of the new Ringelblum Archive memorial...
Letters to the editor: May 14
The status of our anti-bias bill
The bill S.B. 220/H.B. 128, requiring those convicted of hate crimes to undergo an education program created by the...
Letters to the editor: May 7
A serious mental health problem
Regarding “The Gun Problem” (April 30):
Mass shootings of victims varying from young schoolchildren to Asian Americans and Jews is symptomatic...
Letters to the editor: April 30
Ready to return to shul
I applaud the Jewish Times article “Lag B’Omer heralds cautious return to in-person events” (April 23). The synagogue to which...
