The Moral Dilemma of Emptying Prisons In A Pandemic
Jonathan S. Tobin
April 17, 2020
The government has an obligation not to let a prison term become a death sentence.
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Commentary
Trying To Find Meaning During Coronavirus? Here’s What Rabbis Say.
Sherre Hirsch
April 16, 2020
Jewish wisdom says when you are suffering, you reach out in service of others.
Embracing My Jewish and Disability Identities
Lily Coltoff
April 16, 2020
While growing up, I felt strongly about my identity as a Jew, but I never quite embraced — or even had been clear on — my identity as a disabled person.
Anti-Semitism and COVID-19: A Tale of Two Viruses
Jonathan Jacoby
April 15, 2020
In these dire circumstances, if anti-Semitic ideas are allowed to be propagated without any strong pushback, then they can find a receptive audience.
Biden Needs The Bernie Bros. Will He Give Them A Say in Policy?
Jonathan S. Tobin
April 15, 2020
If the Democrats are to defeat Trump, Sanders’s leftist and anti-Israel supporters must embrace the nominee, but what will he have to give them to secure their support?
Quarantine Is An Opportunity To Improve Our Education System
Lisa Ansell
April 14, 2020
This is an opportunity but to augment the educational experience of America’s youth − specifically high-risk students − while simultaneously helping college graduates.
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