Letters to the Editor: May 29
Acknowledging Sovereignty Is Not Annexation
Repeating the word annexation a thousand times even by the Israeli ambassador does not make it so. (“Annexation is a...
Letters to the Editor: May 22
Unsure What to Believe
What a dilemma I find myself in (“Biden and #MeToo,” May 8).
I believe in believing women. I also like Joe Biden.
He...
Letters to the Editor: May 15
In the Words of Aretha Franklin
In the May 1 Voices column by Paul Socken, he makes the point that the elderly are thought to...
Letters to the Editor: May 8
Alzheimer’s Doesn’t Only Affect the Elderly
Alzheimer’s disease is not just a disease of old age (“Forget Me Not,” Feb. 28).
Approximately 5% of the more...
Letters to the editor: May 1
The Holocaust Affects Me Every Day
I had 76 family members murdered in the Nazi concentration camps, and it is so true (“Inherited Trauma: When...
Letters to the Editor: April 24
We Must Be in Touch With Collective Trauma
Being a therapist and from a different culture, I really think and feel that survivors’ experiences need...
Letters to the Editor: April 10
Democrats Should Stay Right Where They Are
Mr. Botwin, do you not realize the reason for the increase in anti-Semitism is due to the man...
Letters to the Editor: April 1
Jews Did Seek Vengeance
Regarding “Holocaust Foundation Head Tells Amazon to Drop ‘Hunters’” (The Seen, March 20): Stephen Smith is incorrect that Jews did not...
Letters for March 27
What Would Rav Genchovsky Say?
I wondered what my late relative, Rav Avrohom Genchovsky zt”l, would have to say about the current state of affairs.
I...
Letters to The Editor: March 13, 2020
Take the Crumbs
Discussions between Arabs and Israelis like the one between Bar Galin and Rowan Odeh are fine (“‘A Wall Between Us’: Israeli-Palestinian Event...
