‘According to Palestinian Officials’
By Mitch Gold
Before, during and after Oct. 7, Hamas control of Gaza was and is total. Hamas, the organization that planned and executed a...
Validating the Reality and Pushing Forward
By Beth Vander Stoep-Regan
The reality is I’ve spent the past six months spending a lot of time crying in my car. The reality is...
If Not Now, When?
By Harry Kozlovsky
The barbarism post Oct. 7, in Israel, together with the unleashed, rabid, in-your-face antisemitism in the United States, has no parallel in...
Out of All the Israeli Hostages in Gaza, the One I Think About Most...
By Jane Gabin
When I first met Keith Siegel, he was the last of four siblings still at home. He was in high school, and...
Oct. 7 Has Left Us With New Scars But It Has Strengthened Us
By Solomon D. Stevens
I knew a wonderful woman who lived through Kristallnacht in Germany in 1938. She told me that what was most frightening...
War Is Hell. Everywhere
By Ben Cohen
“War,” the Union Army Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman is famously said to have told a group of army cadets some years after...
160 Days of War: What Have We Learned?
By Yael Eckstein
It’s been more than 160 days since Hamas terrorists invaded my homeland, Israel, the only home for the Jewish people, leaving behind...
The Israel-Hamas War: Who’s the Victim and Who’s the Perp?
By Bill Fox
Instead of blaming Israel, the world should be placing the blame where it belongs — first, on Hamas. Why doesn’t it? They...
Creating ‘Bridges’ for Lateral Admissions at Krieger Schechter Day School
By Jodi Wahlberg and Nissa Weinberg
How can we expand our enrollment? Is there a target audience we have not yet explored?
These are questions our...
How to Ensure That There Is No Day After
By Michael J. Koplow
When Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu issued a one-page-plus-one-paragraph document encompassing his plan for what should happen next in Gaza, it was...