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For Heaven's Sake headphones Israel in Turmoil – And Now Lebanon 18 Sep
Donniel Hartman and Yossi Klein Halevi engage in a robust debate about Israel's recent surprise attack in Lebanon, evaluating the long-term implications for ...
18 Sep
Moment Opinion | How Long Does a War Take? 18 Sep
Reflecting on the often unpredictable duration of conflicts, Shmuel Rosner discusses the challenges Israel faces one year after its latest war began on Octob...
18 Sep
Moment Opinion | How Long Does a War Take? 18 Sep
Reflecting on the ongoing conflict Israel faces, particularly in Gaza, Shmuel Rosner explores the multifaceted timeline of wars, how they evolve, and the sob...
18 Sep
Unpacked Is Israel Actually a Democracy? | Unpacked 18 Sep
Israeli democracy is a unique construct, characterized by its lack of a formal constitution, intricate political coalition-making, and cultural diversity, wh...
18 Sep
Moment Opinion | I’m Done With Concessions 18 Sep
Naomi Ragen, an Israeli novelist, reflects on her disillusionment with political concessions made by Israel over the decades. She recounts her journey from o...
18 Sep
Emes Ve-Emunah Some Good News from Israel 18 Sep
A unique military operation by Israel in Lebanon has drawn attention for its innovative approach and international reactions. By remotely detonating thousand...
18 Sep
Moment Opinion | How We in Israel See Your Election 18 Sep
Fania Oz-Salzberger, an Israeli essayist, delves into Israeli perspectives on the U.S. presidential election, highlighting the significant support for Donald...
18 Sep
Moment Opinion | Yehuda Kurtzer On The New Jewish Divide 18 Sep
Yehuda Kurtzer, President of the Shalom Hartman Institute, discusses the increasing polarization within the American Jewish community, particularly around th...
18 Sep
Jewish Chronicle An Israeli director debuts with a film shot in a kibbutz ravaged by October 7 18 Sep
Keren Nechmad's debut film, 'Kissufim,' finds itself enshrouded with the tragic events that befell the kibbutz where it was shot. Initially planned as a comi...
18 Sep
The Commentary Magazine Podcast headphones Paging Hezbollah! 18 Sep
The podcast discusses a successful Israeli attack on Hezbollah operatives, highlighting Israel's extraordinary military capabilities. It also provides analys...
18 Sep
The Beinart Notebook My New Book 18 Sep
Peter Beinart introduces his forthcoming book, "BEING JEWISH AFTER THE DESTRUCTION OF GAZA," aiming to provoke a critical reflection within the Jewish commun...
18 Sep
Israel: State of a Nation Hezbollah sides with oppressors. It is fighting for an unjust cause. 18 Sep
Rawan Osman, a peace activist with Syrian-Lebanese roots, discusses the shifting perception of Hezbollah, which was once seen by many as a force championing ...
18 Sep
Jewish Chronicle Letters to the Editor, September 20 2024 18 Sep
This collection of letters to the editor features a variety of perspectives on Israeli politics, antisemitism, and issues of historical remembrance. Lorin Be...
18 Sep
Jewdicious Facing Facebook In Times of War 18 Sep
In her reflective piece, Dr. Pamela Peled expresses her complex relationship with Facebook during the ongoing war in Israel. Although not a fan of the platfo...
18 Sep
Israel: State of a Nation This professor says when he first started to proudly call himself a Zionist 18 Sep
Professor Shai Davidai discusses his personal journey towards embracing Zionism, highlighting the moment when he first began to proudly identify as a Zionist...
18 Sep
Jewish Chronicle This blatant discrimination against Jews is a red flag about the state of American society 18 Sep
The rise in open discrimination against Jews in the United States signals a troubling shift in societal attitudes since October 7. Once careful to distinguis...
18 Sep
Jewish Chronicle International donors are complicit in Hamas’ presence in Gaza – and key to its demise 18 Sep
Seth J. Frantzman argues that Hamas's deep infiltration of civilian institutions in Gaza and the international community's reluctance to confront this issue ...
18 Sep
JTA In contentious Senate hearing, divisions over how to fight antisemitism come to the fore 18 Sep
A U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee hearing exposed deep divisions between Republicans and Democrats on how to combat antisemitism, highlighting broader tensio...
18 Sep
Future of Jewish A Movement for the Jewish State's Destruction 18 Sep
Pat Johnson argues that Western progressives have betrayed their values by aligning with Palestinian movements aiming for Israel's destruction rather than se...
18 Sep
Ami Assessing the 2024 Presidential Campaign // A conversation with senior Trump campaign adviser Jason Miller 18 Sep
In a conversation with Rabbi Yitzchok Frankfurter, Jason Miller, a senior adviser to the Trump presidential campaign, reflects on the challenges and dynamics...
18 Sep
Ami Ugly Fringes // Both parties have their problem children 18 Sep
Avi Shafran addresses the outrage across the political spectrum triggered by Tucker Carlson's interview with Darryl Cooper, a controversial figure known for ...
18 Sep
Moment Deborah Pardes: I’m Not a One Issue Voter 18 Sep
Deborah Pardes, a politically active unaffiliated Jewish voter in Los Angeles, shares her nuanced perspectives on the upcoming 2024 election, highlighting he...
18 Sep
Moment Jaclyn Best: Will Kamala Change Policy on Israel? 17 Sep
Jaclyn Best, a 32-year-old synagogue administrator from Boulder, Colorado, shares her perspectives on Kamala Harris's potential presidency in terms of U.S. p...
17 Sep
Moment Josh Mandelbaum: Trump’s Negativity 17 Sep
Josh Mandelbaum, a Democratic city councilmember and environmental attorney in Des Moines, shares his political perspectives in an interview for Moment Magaz...
17 Sep
Moment Abby Schachter: A Foreign Policy Election 17 Sep
Abby Schachter, a Republican Orthodox Jew from Pittsburgh, shares her perspective on the 2024 U.S. presidential election in an interview with Moment Magazine...
17 Sep
Forward Jews are commanded to love the convert. What about the immigrant? 17 Sep
Rabbi Avi Shafran reflects on the Jewish imperative to love the convert and its implications for the treatment of immigrants, critiquing American xenophobia....
17 Sep
JTA Donald Trump again targets Kamala Harris in his latest initiative against antisemitism 17 Sep
Donald Trump's recent emphasis on antisemitism targets Kamala Harris, claiming she enables threats against Jews. In collaboration with Miriam Adelson, Trump ...
17 Sep
Forward The 4 races American Jews should watch 17 Sep
The upcoming election season features several tightly contested races with Jewish candidates playing prominent roles. In Michigan, Alissa Slotkin fights for ...
17 Sep
The Free Press Hezbollah’s Exploding Pagers 17 Sep
Recent incidents highlight Israel's adeptness at espionage and sabotage, notably with the simultaneous explosion of Hezbollah pagers in Lebanon and Syria, an...
17 Sep
Moment Leah Kiser: A Trump Election Would Mortally Wound Democracy 17 Sep
Leah Kiser, a 55-year-old bookkeeper from Lexington, Kentucky, shares her concerns about the potential re-election of Donald Trump in an interview for Moment...
17 Sep
Moment Deb Kolodny: Hopeful for the Democratic Agenda 17 Sep
Deb Kolodny, a consultant and freelance rabbi affiliated with the Jewish Renewal movement, shares her optimism for a Kamala Harris presidency in a Moment Mag...
17 Sep
Moment Eva R. Cohen: Positive and Forward-Looking 17 Sep
Eva R. Cohen, a 36-year-old rabbinical student and leader of a Humanistic Jewish congregation in Minneapolis, shares her political perspectives on the upcomi...
17 Sep
Moment Adam Witkov: Undecided, but Definitely Not Trump 17 Sep
Adam Witkov, a Milwaukee-based attorney and participant in Moments Jewish Political Voices Project, discusses his electoral indecision but firm stance agains...
17 Sep
Moment Diana Leygerman: Trump Would be a Disaster for American and for Israel 17 Sep
Diana Leygerman, a Democratic voter from Pennsylvania, shares her political views in an interview for Moment Magazine's Jewish Political Voices Project. She ...
17 Sep
Moment Meirav Solomon: Harris the Only Choice on Israel 17 Sep
Meirav Solomon, a 21-year-old student from Raleigh, NC, expresses her support for Kamala Harris in the upcoming 2024 election, citing Harris's potential to r...
17 Sep
Moment Don Cohen: Trump is a Nonstarter 17 Sep
Don Cohen, a retired Jewish community relations professional from Michigan, shares his political views as part of Moment's Jewish Political Voices Project. A...
17 Sep
Moment David Wolkinson: Concerns About Kamala Over Israel 17 Sep
David Wolkinson, a 44-year-old Orthodox Jewish Republican from Florida, expresses deep concerns about the Democratic Party's approach to Israel, particularly...
17 Sep
Moment Chesky Blau: A Different Roller Coaster 17 Sep
Chesky Blau, an Orthodox Rabbi and health-care contractor from Brooklyn, discusses his political views and concerns in a Moment Magazine interview. Leaning t...
17 Sep
The Beinart Notebook Responding To What-Aboutism 17 Sep
Peter Beinart engages Premium subscribers with an hour-long discussion focusing on the tactic of 'what-aboutism' in political and social discourse. This ofte...
17 Sep
Moment Nina Stanley: Democracy on the Ballot 17 Sep
Nina Stanley, a 73-year-old retired nurse from Ohio, shares her political perspectives as part of Moment's Jewish Political Voices Project. A committed Democ...
17 Sep
Moment Jeff Michaels: Reluctantly Voting for the Democratic Ticket 17 Sep
Jeff Michaels, a 56-year-old Conservative Jewish hedge-fund manager from New Jersey, reluctantly plans to vote for the Democratic ticket in 2024. Although di...
17 Sep
Forward A daring attack on Hezbollah may reveal Israel's strengths — and its most terrifying weakness 17 Sep
The sophisticated attack on Hezbollah using pager explosions in Lebanon illustrates Israel's exceptional technical and intelligence capabilities but also hig...
17 Sep
Moment Aaron Weissman: Democracy on the Brink 17 Sep
Aaron Weissman, a 53-year-old restaurateur from Great Falls, Montana, shares his perspective on the upcoming U.S. presidential election and its implications ...
17 Sep
Forward At Senate hearing on antisemitism, protester interrupts to curse out 'Jews and Israelis’ 17 Sep
During a recent Senate hearing focused on antisemitism and broader hate crimes, a protester interrupted with antisemitic remarks, sparking heated exchanges a...
17 Sep
JTA At least 8 killed and thousands wounded as Hezbollah pagers explode across Lebanon 17 Sep
A series of simultaneous explosions involving wireless devices carried by Hezbollah operatives resulted in at least eight deaths and over 2,700 injuries in L...
17 Sep
Mishpacha National School Choice Clears a Hurdle 17 Sep
The Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA) has successfully passed the House Ways and Means Committee, rekindling hope for families seeking school choice...
17 Sep
Rationalist Judaism Beep Beep 17 Sep
In this article, Natan Slifkin humorously recounts an unexpected incident where Hezbollah militants were attacked through their pagers, leading to significan...
17 Sep
The Commentary Magazine Podcast headphones Apologia for Assassinations 17 Sep
The podcast discusses the recent juxtaposition of media coverage between the Ohio migrant story and the Trump assassination attempt, highlighting a perceived...
17 Sep
The Beinart Notebook State Representative Ruwa Romman on Kamala Harris and the Presidential Campaign 17 Sep
Ruwa Romman, a Palestinian-American State Representative from Georgia, recently gained attention when she was invited to speak on the main stage at the Democ...
17 Sep
JTA American Jewish man sentenced to death in Congo for his involvement in a failed coup 17 Sep
Benjamin Reuben Zalman-Polun, an American Jewish man, has been sentenced to death in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) due to his involvement in a f...
17 Sep