Charles Jacobs
J’accuse: US Jewish leadership is failing to defend the community - opinion
Jews don’t own slaves, but some other people do - opinion
No one is vetting Syrian refugees for signs of antisemitism
The J Street nose in the Jewish tent
J Street president and founder Jeremy Ben- Ami has accusing his critics of using big donors to shut down legitimate discussion
Communal governance during a time of change
A new generation of Jews must learn to confront the new outbreak of anti-Semitism.
Boycotters on the couch
To those who’ve been paying attention to the growth of anti-Israelism on campus, the ASA boycott was predictable.
Anti-Israel ‘lessons’ in American classrooms
Can anti-Israelism, which is the new form of anti-Semitism, lead back to the older types?
Passover’s unlearned lesson
An ethnic cleansing campaign, begun in 1989, led to the expulsion of 100,000 blacks from Mauritania
Israel’s error: Mass deportation of a friendly nation
Many of us saw the South Sudanese as “the Jews of our time”; we should continue to treat them as the very special people they are.
Israel’s error: Sudden mass deportation of friendly nation
South Sudanese could become advocates for Israel and should be treated with consideration.
Jewish malware
The dynamic between Israel’s negative portrayal in the media and academia, and the inadequate fight against it, is something akin to the Stuxnet virus.
Where's our leadership?
Few Jewish leaders and almost no mainstream organizations have explained to the community that we now face a radically new and potentially existensial threat - radical Islam.
Right of Reply: Boston mosque's leaders are extremist
The city's willingness to cooperate with such people constitutes a betrayal of the local Muslim community.
