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Forward What the ADL should have said in response to Elon Musk's salute 24 Jan
ADL's recent response to Elon Musk's alleged Nazi salute during President Trump's inauguration highlights the complex intersection of antisemitism, media res...
24 Jan
Forward How a new ketubah helped one couple restart after the LA fire 17 Jan
After their Los Angeles home was destroyed in the Palisades Fire, Dave and Jen Miner faced profound loss, including their cherished ketubah from their 1994 w...
17 Jan
Forward Why the hostage and ceasefire deal is both reassuring and terrifying 16 Jan
Jodi Rudoren reflects on the mixed emotions surrounding a recent hostage and ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas. While there is relief with the expected...
16 Jan
Forward She chronicled life's magic moments — the milestones and the mundane 10 Jan
Sally Friedman, a Jewish journalist renowned for her wry and heartfelt columns on everyday life, passed away at the age of 86. Her writing career, sparked by...
10 Jan
Forward When even your hometown can't handle the hate 20 Dec 2024
The contentious dissolution of a volunteer police chaplain program in Montclair, New Jersey, highlights how deeply polarized sentiments surrounding the Israe...
20 Dec 2024
Forward One Palestinian historian. A roomful of observant Jews. And a conversation all of us must have 6 Dec 2024
Rashid Khalidi, a prominent Palestinian historian, engaged in a dialogue with a gathering of mainly Orthodox Jews on the Upper West Side, challenging them to...
6 Dec 2024
Forward How a Jewish student at Columbia became an icon of a movement 22 Nov 2024
Noa Fay, a 23-year-old graduate from Columbia's Barnard College, has become a prominent figure in the fight against campus antisemitism and in defense of Isr...
22 Nov 2024
Forward How a cup of coffee keeps one man feeling close to the hostages in Gaza 15 Nov 2024
Josh Katz, a resident of Montclair, New Jersey, has found a unique way to feel connected to the Gaza hostages through an everyday ritual: coffee. Every day a...
15 Nov 2024
Forward How the Amsterdam pogrom is—and isn't—like Europe in the 1930s 8 Nov 2024
The article examines the violent antisemitic attacks on Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam, drawing parallels and distinctions with the 1930s pogroms in Europe...
8 Nov 2024
Forward This is not an endorsement for Kamala Harris — or Donald Trump 1 Nov 2024
Jodi Rudoren reflects on the fading tradition of newspaper political endorsements in light of recent decisions by the owners of major outlets like The Washin...
1 Nov 2024