Letters to the Editor: August 14
The Feds Invited Themselves
As the rhetorical answer to the title of the editorial “Who Invited the Feds?” (July 30), the Portland invasion served as...
Letters to the Editor: August 7
No Introspection Needed
The Times and The JT don’t need introspection (“Pot Calling the Kettle Black,” July 31).
Economic growth has been somewhat decent during Trump,...
Letters to the Editor: July 31
The Peter Beinarts of the Past
So many times my family read the Times in our apartment home on Broadway (“Beinart v. Gordis: The Israel...
Letters to the Editor: July 24
No Israel Dilemma
There is no Israel dilemma (“Beinart v. Gordis: The Israel Dilemma,” July 17). Israel is a Jewish and democratic state in which...
Letters to the Editor: June 17
A Plethora of Positivity
Let me commend the Baltimore Jewish Times on four positive pieces in your July 10 edition. The cover article, “Looking Ahead...
Letters to the Editor: July 10
Shuls Piece Missed the Mark
I’m writing in response to Ms. Mandel’s article’s premise that, “it is clear that granting bureaucrats the power to shut...
Letters to the Editor: July 3
Annexation Answers
You ask what is the goal of annexation and why now? (“The Potential High Cost of Annexation,” June 19). I will answer first...
Letters to the Editor: June 23, 2020
A Proposal for Israel
I believe “struggling” is not necessary to understand why Israel is interested in applying its sovereignty to portions of Judea and...
Letters to the Editor: June 19
Let’s Play It Safe
I’m a long-time member of Har Sinai Congregation-Temple Oheb Shalom and miss the opportunity to worship inside the synagogue (“Why Can’t...
Letters to the Editor: June 12
Life and Death
Paul Socken raises several interesting questions in “When Did Elderly People Like Me Become Disposable?” (May 1).
I am in my mid-80s, so...
