The new AJC report shows growing and broadening anti-Semitism, but also broad recognition of the trend
A reporter who knew the late Arizona senator throughout his political career remembers an imperfect man who tried to do what was right
Why major Jewish organizations switched sides in the affirmative action debate
Why Hurricane Maria is only part of the problem in the U.S. territory
From the Orthodox Union to the Reform Movement, and ‘Commentary’ to J Street, American Jews speak out in defense of refugees and Muslims
We can no longer afford to allow differences over Israel-Palestine to prevent us from collaborating on issues of profound import at home.
A recent ‘Politico’ article claimed ‘the Jewish right looked away’ from Trump, but nothing could be further from the truth.
Seventy years ago, two marketing geniuses harnessed the power of mass media to bring Jews into the American mainstream
Poll reveals Israelis don’t want leaders considering American Jews’ positions
The nomination rumor has turned us all into savages
Who had the town hall debate’s most Jewish question?
The travel writer and the ‘Times’ effect
Brouhaha over ADL pledge sets stage for heated election year
Emergency Committee for Israel spot ran this week; too close to the U.N.?
And Floyd Abrams calls suit ‘ludicrous on its face’
Legal hurdles cleared; but where’s the money coming from?
Venerable group lost most funds to Madoff
Peter Beinart’s argument about Israel and liberal American Jews is built on misread data
