Commentary Archives – Page 2 of 2034

Will Jewish Community Panic If Antisemitism Ever Goes Down?

David Suissa August 3, 2023

If money makes the world go round, in the Jewish communal world antisemitism makes the money come out.

Embracing the Simpler Things

Kylie Ora Lobell August 3, 2023

I realized recently that I’m now a boring person. And I’m totally fine with that.

A Jew by Choice

Lindsey Alter August 3, 2023

I am proud to say that I am a Jew by choice, not by birth.

For All the Girls Who Could Only Afford One Barbie (But Enjoyed the Heck Out of It)

Tabby Refael August 2, 2023

I belong to a group of former little girls for whom, due to financial constraints or having recently arrived to this country, access to just one Barbie doll was a privilege. I call us the “One Barbie-ers.”

Cherishing Our ‘Selah’ Moments

Morton Schapiro August 2, 2023

Now ask yourself, family members and friends a simple question: What takes your breath away?

Farewell LA

Dr. Hillel Newman August 2, 2023

In less than a month, I will be packing up and returning to Israel, after concluding a mission of four years in Los Angeles.

Newsom Goes to Hollywood

Dan Schnur August 2, 2023

Restarting television and film production would turn Newsom into a hero not just for progressive Democrats but for a much broader swath of the electorate.