Busboys and Poets can call it solidarity. Jewish Washingtonians are also entitled to call it something else: callous, provocative, and
The school system that promises inclusion must answer serious allegations of antisemitism with action, consequences, and public accountability. Forty-plus rabbis
Growing up on Long Island, I rarely encountered open antisemitism. What I hear now is harder to dismiss. I grew
Before activists demand that Israel be isolated, boycotted, or erased, they ought to spend a few minutes looking at what
A Jewish student’s reaction to Bonnie Glick’s conversation on Direct Line I watched the recent Direct Line conversation with Bonnie
Jewish families are seeing the warning signs in our schools, on our campuses, and in our politics. A pattern stops
Chris Van Hollen did not just back a candidate in Michigan. He told everyone, including his own constituents, where his
A failed amendment revealed a party that no longer agrees on America’s closest ally in the Middle East The amendment
Maryland’s Jewish families are watching the left’s rising tide of anti-Israel politics and asking a question their grandparents hoped would
