Jews
In a recent Fox News poll, 38% of Jewish New Yorkers intend to vote for Zohran Mamdani for mayor, despite his anti-Zionist views. His critics argue that his ideology, while not antisemitic, has led him to break off collaboration with pro-Israel groups and even introduce legislation that could jeopardize the
Beinart, Peter
Journalist and author Peter Beinart will visit the University of New Mexico on October 21 to discuss his book and its themes of justice for Palestinians and a new paradigm for understanding Jewish victimhood. The event is part of Beinart's national book tour and is sponsored by Congregation
Hostages
As the war in Gaza comes to an end, Jewish New Yorkers are grappling with complex emotions, ranging from celebration and grief to deep divisions within their community. The past two years have been marked by a surge in antisemitism and a growing rift among friends and family who disagree
Genocide
The 2014 Gaza genocide raised complex questions among young Jews in the US about their relationship with Israel and Zionism. Many felt disassociated from a state that commits genocide and is led by an extreme right-wing government, leading some to join the pro-Palestinian solidarity movement. However, for those committed to
Jews
In the face of human suffering in Gaza, a veil of antisemitism hangs over the most divisive moral issue of our time, intimidating people from expressing their grief, outrage, and demands for justice. However, it is crucial to make a distinction between the heinous ideology of antisemitism and the critique
Jews
As we navigate the complexities of the Israel-Palestine conflict, a conversation has been raging in the shadows, driven by emotions rather than facts. The conversation is one of moralism, where the lines between criticism of Israel and antisemitism are increasingly blurred. The debate centers around the question of whether Israel&
