BDS at Berkley: an Eyewitness View
Good afternoon. You’ve heard the other panelists discuss the merits of BDS and whether it’s effective. I recognize that BDS seeks to address serious human
March 5, 2011
Good afternoon. You’ve heard the other panelists discuss the merits of BDS and whether it’s effective. I recognize that BDS seeks to address serious human
By Andrew Silow-Carroll This column originally appeared in New Jersey Jewish News. There are few things more satisfying than finding out that something you’ve been
Natalie Portman’s award winning performance in Black Swan has renewed interest in the ballet Swan Lake. The ballet itself has the hopeless feel of a
By Dyonna Ginsburg 1. Your mission statement speaks of “empowering the next generation of young Israelis to engage their Jewish identity and become powerful agents
By J.J. Goldberg (This article first appeared in the Forward newspaper) A few summers back, I took my kids up to the Kinneret to see
“It’s complicated”. If the six day Ameinu mission to Israel (December 30th 2010 to January 5th) had a mantra, that was it. As the 24
This post originally appeared on +972magazine and is re-posted here with the author’s permission. Here’s a summary of some of the top quality polling being
By Dan Fleshler This article originally appeared in the New York Jewish Week In an article on the recent General Assembly of the Jewish
By Julian Resnick I have always loved being Jewish. At times in my life I kept this great love of mine fairly quiet and out
By Jim Gerstein In the aftermath of the war in Gaza and elections in the United States and Israel that resulted in sweeping changes in
