Voices | RBG tribute: What Ruth Bader Ginsburg taught us about friendship and unity
There’s plenty to love about Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the trailblazing liberal justice who passed away on Sept. 18 at the age of 87.
Many of...
Voices | ‘Who by fire?’ isn’t just a metaphor this year
By Rabbi Jennie Rosenn | JTA
As the founder of a new organization building a Jewish movement to confront the climate crisis, the lead-up to...
Voices | RBG tribute: Opera lover and world’s best bubbe
By Dede Feinberg
I first met Ruth Bader Ginsburg at the Kennedy Center when my husband, Ken, and I joined her at performances of the...
Voices | RBG tribute: A woman of valor
By Justice David Wecht
As his time grew short, Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. recalled the words of an ancient Latin poet: “Death, death, plucks...
Voices | What does ‘dangerous for Israel’ and the Jews mean to Biden?
By Jonathan S. Tobin
It’s fortunate for Joe Biden that his ability to win the support of most Jewish voters doesn’t depend on his stance...
Voices | Why Trump’s not getting this Orthodox vote
By Rabbi Joshua Runyan
As Napoleon Bonaparte’s Grande Armée engaged in battle against Russia in the campaign that would ultimately prove to be his downfall,...
Voices | Abraham Accord will open doors
By Rabbi Yehuda Sarna
Today was not just the eve of the Jewish New Year, but the dawn of a new era for the entire...
Voices | The work of translating Yiddish
By Oliver “Ollie” Elkus
Now more than ever, we are digging letters out of the attic, both literal and figurative ones.
Isolation is forced reflection, so...
Voices | Ensnared by two evils
By Felicia Graber
My life began in Poland during the Holocaust. Born in March 1940, six months after the German invasion, I lived “hidden on...
Voices | Here’s why I’m taking part in a coronavirus vaccine trial
By Janice Silbermann
Recently I had the opportunity to take part in a vaccine trial for the COVID-19 virus, and ever since, I have been...
