Solving the infrastructure puzzle
We all understand the need to invest in maintaining and upgrading our nation’s infrastructure. That includes work on such fundamentals like roads, bridges, transportation,...
Fingerhut’s four asks
When it comes to issues of communal safety and institutional security, congressional testimony by representatives of our community have historically focused on Jewish-centric concerns,...
In Ohio, a pro-Israel victory for moderates
Democratic Party moderates and the pro-Israel community heaved a deep, satisfied sigh of relief following last week’s come-from-behind victory of Shontel Brown over Nina...
Israel’s Pegasus opportunity
Over the past several weeks we have seen reports that Israel spyware firm NSO Group’s Pegasus technology was being used for more than the...
Deborah Lipstadt is a good first step
We applaud President Joe Biden’s announcement last week naming Deborah Lipstadt as the State Department’s special envoy to monitor and combat antisemitism. The selection...
Beinart is wrong, again
We’ve had enough of Peter Beinart.
There was a time where the contrarian views of the left-wing Jewish public intellectual were thought provoking. Beinart was...
Ben & Jerry’s meltdown
There is something about the joys of ice cream in the heat of summer. And until last week, very few of us thought that...
Vaccines save lives
We have come a very long way in the 17 months since COVID took over our lives. We have moved from fear, confusion, isolation,...
Shrink the conflict
Let’s be clear: Israel is not an apartheid state. And Israel is not committing genocide on the Palestinians. Nonetheless, a recent survey commissioned by...
An unexpected U.N. turn toward Israel
Since the historic founding of the state of Israel more than 73 years ago, the United Nations General Assembly has passed hundreds of resolutions...
