McDonald’s Gets Fresh
The parallels between customers’ desire for fresh meat at McDonald’s and the public’s desire for affordable healthcare. Are we ready to accept the cost of either?
News & Politics
This Is An Opportunity For Jews To Move Past Victimhood
The news that the person behind the JCC bomb threats was Jewish is an opportunity to move past the victim status that some Jews identify with.
Does The President Hate Jews?
The president’s confusing stance on antisemitism has given me doubts about what he will do to protect Jews and other minorities.
American Antisemitism Can’t Be Solved By Turning To Israel
By traveling to Israel right now, Governor Cuomo is sending the wrong message about how to fight antisemitism in America.
Empty Condemnations Of Antisemitism May Do More Harm
While the president has made a statement condemning antisemitism, the sincerity and usefulness of it is questionable.
A Jewish Leader’s Responsibility To Protest
A rabbi who teaches students about the Holocaust realizes it’s his duty to join the protest against the executive order banning Muslims.
How Faith Fit Into The Inaugural Address
Some observations on the role that religion played in the President’s Inaugural Address.
When The Kingdom Of Men Is Led By Fools, We Turn To God’s Domain
Today’s inauguration of a fool reminds us that we can only ever put our faith in God.
Rep. Lewis Is Wrong. Trump Is Wrong. One Of Them Needs To Fix This.
Both the President-elect and Congressman Lewis are in the wrong. It’s time for one of them to step forward and resolve this.
The German Court’s Troubling Lack Of Spine
Why the conviction of former Auschwitz guard and SS member Reinhold Hanning is neither weak nor strong: which ultimately shows the biggest weakness.