Baltimore Jewish Living
“Israel built a wall, 99.9 percent successful,” Pres. Trump said Jan. 25 in a Rose Garden speech announcing that he agreed to reopen the government. “Won’t be any different for us.”
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C.K. often treads into taboo areas, but this is hardly his best work.
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In the latest probe of its practices, The New York Times scrutinizes Facebook’s attempts to police its users and remove dangerous content, and suggests the operation is both ad hoc and capricious.
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Amos Oz, one of Israel’s most widely read and best-known writers, has died. He was 79.
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The Festival of Lights is in need of a great tune to truly capture the holiday’s message and themes.
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Facebook complained that some its critics were using conspiratorial anti-Semitic imagery even as it hired a firm that went after George Soros.
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If anti-Semitism is a chronic disease, it is one that we can fight whenever it erupts. But that means looking for the right treatment. Fatalism is not the cure.
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The Pittsburgh shooting isn’t evidence that America has a Jewish problem, or even a far-right problem, although it has both.
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JTA has compiled a list of the most newsworthy apologies of the past 12 months.
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The documentary recalls a tabloid-friendly story from the early 1980s, when identical triplets David Kellman, Bobby Shafran and Eddy Galland discovered one another’s existence through a series of coincidences.
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“The First Jewish Catalog” became an instant best-seller for the Jewish Publication Society. It and two subsequent volumes were credited with empowering young Jews who felt alienated from synagogue life.
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