Jews In The Diaspora Are Not Partial Jews: A Response To A.B. Yehoshua
I personally do not know what it means to be a complete or a partial Jew; moreover, I reject any demand that I need to live a full rather than a partial Jewish existence.
I personally do not know what it means to be a complete or a partial Jew; moreover, I reject any demand that I need to live a full rather than a partial Jewish existence.
Brent E. Sasley | Posted 08.24.2011
It's as though the Diaspora community has now created its own culture wars, and there doesn't seem to be any momentum against them. All of this moves people away from the critical issues at hand.
Rabbi Sid Schwarz | Posted 08.06.2011
I wish I could provide a happy ending to the story. I can't. The divide is great. Much work needs to be done and Siach was an important first step. But there is a seed of hope
David Shasha | Posted 05.25.2011
What Israel means to me at the moment is the fact of Jews persecuting other Jews for speaking out and affirming the traditions of the past, of being "Old Jews" rather than "New Jews."
Haaretz | Posted 05.25.2011
There is something very strange and more than a little frustrating for a reporter used to being on the frontlines to experience a war in Israel from a...
Carlo Strenger | Posted 04.03.2012