Ideas

Ideas

How I’m thinking about Hanukkah when Israel is at war — and campus tensions are high

A holiday about a military victory also celebrates the triumph of the human soul, writes a chaplain at Brown University.

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How ‘decolonization’ became the latest flashpoint in the discourse over Israel

And how an Israeli scholar slain by Hamas sought a future in which neither side would try to expel, dominate or colonize the other.

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Ending hostility and violence means wrestling with our own shadows

At this moment of intensifying violence, the Torah offers an insight into how we might open a path towards peace.

How scholar Hasia Diner exploded myths and changed the field of Jewish history: A symposium

It’s not just Israeli Jews who were displaced by the Hamas attack

I believed diverse coalitions would benefit Jewish women. Now I fear we were all alone.

Why Israel had no choice but to make a ‘bargain with the devil’

These are the 2 Jewish blessings I’ll say when the hostages are released

How to give thanks when the Jewish world is grieving

I survived a pogrom in Iraq 82 years ago. I know where Hamas’ extremism will lead today.

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