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We owe it to our brothers and sisters to bring them home, now. Their candle isn’t out yet.
The courage of those young Soviet Jews who risked everything for their identity is a powerful example for Diaspora Jews today.
If social justice warriors truly care about justice, they must broaden their focus beyond selective targets and confront the realities of regimes like Assad’s. Anything less is moral bankruptcy.
Trump no longer boasts about hiring “the best people.” It seems the adults in the room were a big pain in the ass in the first term, especially when they had the temerity to disagree with the boss.
But, of course, no one understood how important it is to hold out for Trump better than Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
So thorough is the USA Today network article’s denial of any Palestinian agency that it blames the Jewish state for Palestinian antisemitism.
The story of Hanukkah and the broader history of the Jewish people offers a crucial lesson for the world – particularly the new generation: the importance of personal responsibility over victimhood.
Global Glow underscores the special connection between Israel and the Diaspora. This connection is a source of light and building the Jewish people’s strength.
Poland should recognize that its moral obligation to honor Holocaust victims far outweighs any perceived legal duty to enforce a controversial arrest warrant.
Only through the cracks can the light begin to seep in.