Voices | I’m an Israeli Settler, and Here’s What American Jews Don’t Understand
By Rabbi Uri Pilichowski | JTA
It’s been surreal watching from Israel as Americans discuss my future. I’ve gotten used to presidents spending years developing...
Voices | A Story of Healing Between Germans and Jews
By Edith Cord
Several years ago, the local group of Child Survivors of the Holocaust sent out a notice asking for a volunteer to speak...
Voices | I Have Not Done Enough to Fight Racial Injustice
By Rabbi Sid Schwarz | JTA
David Axelrod, a former top aide to former President Barack Obama, recently published a column in The Washington Post...
Voices | Sovereignty in the Jordan Valley Must Come First
By Nadav Shragai | JNS
Is Israel really hesitating to grab the opportunity presented by the U.S. “Peace to Prosperity” plan? There are troubling signs...
Voices | As Anxiety Deepens, Is There Room for Optimism?
By David Suissa | JNS
We are going through a strange moment. After months of hibernation, we’re taking baby steps to reclaiming our lives. Even...
Voices | Don’t Call Me a Jew of Color
By Kylie Unell | JTA
As a biracial Jew, there is an expectation that I must have something to say in this historic moment. Unlike...
Voices | The Problem When Revisionist History Becomes Official Dogma
By Jonathan S. Tobin | JNS
Angry mobs of activists are roaming American streets pulling down or defacing statues of historical figures. In some cases,...
Voices | Think Good and It Will Be Good
By Rabbi Chesky Tenenbaum
This morning, I woke up, and I found myself in the same, seemingly hopeless situation that the world has become. Once...
Voices | The Inequality We See Every Day Should Propel Us to Fight for...
By Michelle Sarna | JTA
Someone very close to me shared openly that “Black Lives Matter is an important cause. But I don’t think it...
Voices | Sovereignty Isn’t Scary
By Yitzhak Ilan
Israel’s sovereignty initiative in the Jordan Valley and parts of Judea and Samaria shouldn’t depend on the Palestinian, Arab or European response....
