As we are all aware, the good processes of innovation – which changed communal priorities, shone light on the marketplace that Jewish […]
Part of what makes the modern use of “winning” so strange is that it’s often used in contexts that are not competitions. […]
The gap is real between American and Israeli Jews, with the exception of small pockets of like-minded communities, and it has been […]
We entered the war against Germany in 1941, but not because they were Nazis. We did so because the Japanese had attacked […]
The central challenge facing the process towards M&A in the Jewish ecosystem is money, in two ways: 1) there is no payout […]
Historians of American Jews are accustomed to a different conceptualization of the past, one that depicts the broad sweep of American Jewish […]
A proper pull-up is a yogic feat of concentration and grace. It is possible only when multiple muscle groups are working in […]
Parenting is a universal phenomenon, so it is hard to say that there is a Jewish way to parent. There is no […]
They are playing in a social climate that is increasingly characteristic both here and in America where loud, destabilizing voices – voices […]
It is time to start treating the gap between Israeli and American Jews as spectral in color rather than monochromatic. Activists who […]
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