Nature Without Borders
By Rabbi Michael M. Cohen This article originally appeared in the Huffington Post and appears here with the permission of the author Like a sand
June 15, 2011
By Rabbi Michael M. Cohen This article originally appeared in the Huffington Post and appears here with the permission of the author Like a sand
The past week has seen a flurry of Israel-related activity in Washington DC — first there was President Obama’s speech at the State Department on
The Palestinians have claimed the initiative with the push for UN recognition of statehood and the recent Fatah-Hamas reconciliation. Over the next week, President Barack
As I celebrate Passover this year, I will be thinking not only of my people’s distant past but also of our recent past and our
By Rabbi Michael M. Cohen While the outcome of the Arab revolutions will not be clear for some time, the shifting sands are already revealing
By Yohannes Bayu 1. Many people feel that the Africans in Israel are not truly asylum seekers, but simply economic migrants looking for better lives.
The State of Israel, • Reaffirming that Israel’s strategic objective is to reach a historic compromise and permanent status agreements that shall determine the finality
Last Wednesday, a Knesset Committee met in order to determine whether J Street had the right to call itself “pro-Israel.” The Knesset Member who called
My mother recently celebrated her 89th birthday in a most unusual place for a party — the Tayasir Checkpoint, situated in the northeastern West Bank,
(Delivered on a panel at the J Street Conference on February 29, 2011) On National Public Radio there was a project called “in this I
