Jew articles
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For Jews and non-Jews, Passover and Holocaust observance days collide to educate and enlighten
“We can’t eradicate what happened,” Steinmetz said. “We can shed a light on it and learn from it and say ‘that’s not what we want to be today.’ We don’t want to persecute people and call them names. It shines a light on what happens when we call out people for those things. I hope we learn and can change.”
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It Always Starts With the Jews
An Imperial Japanese diplomat in Nazi Germany before the war was supposed to have written back to Tokyo lamenting that Japan had nothing like the Jews. Totalitarian regimes are at their best when they have a readily identifiable minority to persecute and, most importantly, to scapegoat.
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As a Jew, I am terrified about what America has become
For Jews in America and around the world, Israel represents a thriving land of survival and opportunity, and not only for my people.