Melissa Langsam Braunstein
October 7 brought Western Jews’ holiday from history to a hard stop
The past year has forced many American Jews to re-evaluate institutions and friends they thought they knew
The swing state where Democrats fear Gaza vote the most
Michigan is a crucial path to victory for both parties in the November presidential election
This blatant discrimination against Jews is a red flag about the state of American society
Americans who were previously careful to claim they were “anti-Zionist, not antisemitic” have been emboldened since October 7
Trump and Vance won’t win Jewish votes by cosying up to Tucker Carlson
The Fox News host turned podcaster platforms Holocaust denial
At long last, measures to help Jews feel safer on campus
There are signs that some universities are trying to make life better for Jewish students
Will Kamala Harris’s vagueness on Israel be enough for America’s Jews?
The carefully curated presentations were refracted through the party’s studied silence about their Corbynism and its related, seismic shift on Israel
Columbia’s president has gone but antisemitism remains
Columbia has already tried ignoring the problem. Now, it’s time to try tackling it.
Tim Walz’s record on Israel and antisemitism is deeply concerning
Individual Jews may consider him a “mensch” in personal interactions, but his willingness to work with and promote the policy preferences of his party’s extremists is something American Jews cannot afford to overlook
Democrats used to embrace Jews – now they impose litmus tests
It’s tragic that the party has been Corbynised, and it’s ominous that it’s now led by a woman who has done nothing to stop it
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