Posts Tagged: Jerry Auerbach
Hebron and Jerusalem
My first visit to Israel, nearly fifty years ago, was sponsored by the American Jewish Committee for “disaffected Jewish academics.” I was eminently qualified. Although...
Palestinians in Search of an Identity
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, entering the 15th year of his four-year term, delights in identifying biblical Canaanites as the ancestors of the Palestinian people....
President Trump, Antisemitism and the New York Times
The New York Times displayed evident signs of unease over President Donald Trump’s recent executive order including antisemitism within the Civil Rights Act of 1964,...
The Legitimacy of Jewish Settlements
“Most of my ethnic group,” New York Times columnist Paul Krugman recently wrote (evading his identity as a Jew), “understands that Trump is bad for...





Jewish-Owned Montreal Bakery Destroyed in Second Arson Attack in Less Than 48 Hours as Owner Fears for Her Safety
New Iran Protests: Retirees, Teachers Take to Streets Over Inflation, Unpaid Benefits
‘Unconscionable’: City, State Leaders Slam Philly Bike Ride Boycott Targeting Jewish Businesses
Iran War Emerges as Republican Lightening Rod in Aftermath of Midterm Shellacking
Netanyahu’s Position Weakens as Rival Secures Broad Backing to Try to Form Government



