News & Politics
Lesson From Pittsburgh: Jews Are Now True Americans, In Joy And Pain
The support the Jewish community received after the tragedy at Pittsburgh shows that we are truly part of America now.
A Time For Unity: A Rabbi’s Reflections Upon Returning From Pittsburgh
Instead of asking why it happened, now is the time to ask how we can move forward.
After The Pittsburgh Shooting, I Feel Like A Target
The shooting in Pittsburgh reminded me that Jews are still vulnerable minorities.
What It Was Like To Bear Witness At Squirrel Hill After The Shooting
What it was like to be on the scene after the shooting in Pittsburgh.
Asia Bibi: A Catholic’s Look At The Blasphemy Laws Of Pakistan
Does maintaining the Islamic nature of Pakistan require such harsh punishment for those accused of blasphemy?
Jewish Judicial Criteria Shows: Kavanaugh Is Unqualified
Kavanaugh violates several Biblical criteria for being a suitable judge.
Colin Kaepernick’s Nike Ad Is Dangerous
It may sound inspiring, but the message behind the latest Nike ad is actually a lesson in extremism.
The Value Of Continuing To Share Meals With Those We Disagree With
Just as Hillel and Shammai, the famous first century rabbis, we must continue to share meals with those we disagree with.
What We Can All Learn From SCOTUS’s Wedding Cake Decision
Why the SCOTUS decision should be causing reflection rather than anger or concern.