Opinion

Andrew Silow-Carroll

How the Bible Anticipated Israel’s Fight Over the Judiciary

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By Andrew Silow-Carroll For those following the judicial reform crisis in Israel, this week’s Torah portion is almost too on the nose. For months now, Israel...

Smotrich on the Loose

We hoped that political tensions in Israel would ease during the Knesset’s summer recess. But Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich couldn’t leave bad enough alone. Early...

Antisemitism From the Left

For the sake of balance, or maybe convenience, antisemitism from the left and right are often treated as mirror images of each other. But...

More Clarity Needed in Foreign Aid

How much justice can money buy? And how much influence? Governments make these calculations all the time. In the case of the United States, less...

Justice Was Served

Early on the Shabbat morning of Oct. 27, 2018, Robert Bowers carried out the deadliest act of antisemitism in American history when he murdered...
Teenagers at the Western Wall

Strengthening Bonds, Exploring Roots on BZD’s Trip to Israel

By Caren Leven As the executive director of the Baltimore Zionist District, I had the tremendous joy of witnessing a transformative adventure unfold as 24...

Nonprofit Security Grant Program Needs More Funding

The Nonprofit Security Grant Program administered by the Federal Emergency Management Agency supports nonprofit organizations and religious institutions that are at a high risk...

Biden’s Border Dilemma

Immigration is a hot-button issue. Former President Donald Trump wanted to deal with it by erecting a wall and locking everyone out. Trump never...

No Labels Isn’t the Problem

Some Democrats belittle it. Some columnists question its seriousness of purpose. Still others challenge the underlying motivations of its founders and leaders. But an increasing...

Herzog’s Congressional Address

Last week, for only the second time in history, a president of Israel addressed a joint session of Congress. President Isaac Herzog was warmly...