Parshat Miketz: Joseph’s dream and the story of his brothers in Egypt
Pharaoh, the king of Egypt, is frustrated. He has had two dreams — one in which he sees seven fat cows swallowed by seven...
A rock star channels Jewish outrage at antisemitism
Eric Fusfield | JNS
The antisemitic utterances of Brooklyn Nets basketball player Kyrie Irving and musician/producer “Ye” (formerly Kanye West) have prompted condemnations from many...
Warnock, Sinema, Trump and Biden
Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock’s victory over Republican challenger Herschel Walker in a Georgia runoff election last Tuesday was significant. When it occurred, it sealed...
No time to waste on ceremony
Last week the White House hosted a roundtable meeting on antisemitism led by second gentleman Douglas Emhoff. Numerous administration officials and several representatives of...
Letters to the Editor: December 16
Two different locations, but great article on Y-Love
I wanted to correct that the new Baltimore Orioles’ Stadium, Camden Yards, was built in 1992, and...
Is the world waking up to the atrocities of the ayatollahs?
Fiamma Nirenstein | JNS
It’s about time that the media and the international community woke up to the fact that the Iranian regime is an...
Annexation by any other name
Michael J. Koplow | Special to the JT
When the previous Binyamin Netanyahu-led Israeli government was moving towards annexing parts of the West Bank in...
My second family, unified by common values
Naama Abu Heichal | Special to the JT
Being a religious Muslim woman emergency medical technician (EMT) in the State of Israel is not something...
Parshat Vayeshev: Joseph’s journey from home … to prison and Pharaoh
Jacob settles in Hebron with his 12 sons. His favorite is 17-year-old Joseph, whose brothers are jealous of the preferential treatment that he receives...
Is Likud ready to govern?
Mati Tuchfeld | Israel Hayom via JNS
The new government in Israel that will soon be sworn in is going to be very different from...
