Lev Stesin
The Jewish people have grown apart - opinion
Putin: A fascist or misunderstood? - opinion
Russia's harsh condemnation of Israel - What does it mean for the future?
Middle East needs to think globally, but unite locally - opinion
The US is withdrawing militarily and disengaging diplomatically.
US politics and American Jewry: It never was the way it was
For the vast majority of American Jews, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren were the first contenders for the major party nomination who expressed strikingly anti-Israel and anti-AIPAC attitudes.
The Polish question of the Middle East
Persecutions and institutional violence had been a consistent aspect of the European Jewish experience.
The shot at Caracas
The currently unfolding crisis in Venezuela presents another hopeful in the long series of tragic mistakes of political math.
The new antisemitism: Loving the dead, hating the living
Linda Sarsour and her comrades realized to their own surprise and astonishment, one does not have to restrict one’s love only to the dead Jews of the Holocaust: other dead Jews are as good.
70 years young!
To be Jewish is to be part of that collective of the people of Israel.
The world and us
Jews don’t own the narrative of WWII.
Let there be tree!
The Soviet Jews have played a significant role in making the Christmas tree kosher.
The Lessons of October
The ghosts of the past
American Jews are nostalgic for the days long gone, when after the Second World War the shadow of the Holocaust created in America the safest environment the Diaspora has ever experienced.
