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Some cultures have to be forced into the light.

Focusing solely on the Israeli settler movement, while ignoring other pertinent realities, is not just intellectually lazy. It is a double standard creatively disguised as antisemitism.

If there are no consequences for starting and losing a war, is it any wonder why people start wars so often?

As a makeshift sign I recently saw in Israel said: "Tolerating antisemitism is antisemitism."

The Progressive Street, not the Arab Street, is the problem.

"Here, people do not ask you if you are Jewish — they presume it, and that assumption becomes a powerful experience."

In the West, where women are freer than anywhere else in the world, thanks to long years of fighting for that freedom, it is shocking that women want to go backwards to support anti-women oppression.

The results of last week's weighty U.S. election for the White House are irrelevant to Jews in America. And the rest of Diaspora Jewry ought to take notice.

This is not just a whine about the state of journalism and media bias. The stakes are incredibly high in terms of the war itself and the rise in antisemitism globally.

The Jewish story of immigration serves as a model often neglected by more recent immigrants.

Antisemitism came for my progressive think tank.

"Good" liberal Jews genuinely feel compassion for those killed and displaced on both sides. They want peace. But they are also embarrassed.

It is time we stopped conflating propaganda operatives with journalists. If we are going to call out Israel for “attacking the press,” let’s make sure it is actually the press we are talking about.

To all the Jewish "anti-Zionists" out there, this is for you.

This is what happens when Jews are the victims — and why it so often goes ignored.

The reality of this war, which Israel did not start, can only be understood at truly the most personal levels.

When you shoot yourself in the foot, do you blame the gun — or do you blame the person who pulled the trigger?

We should stand with the Jewish People today — not because tomorrow may be too late, but because today is as bad as it should have to get.

We, the Jewish People, are the 'chutzpah' people. We have stood against the mightiest of empires and outlived them all. We will outlive these troubles too, and so can you.

Jew-hatred, both old and rebranded, should have no place within a movement that preaches justice and equality. Yet it has been allowed to thrive under new disguises.