Aug 31, 2026 | Featured on Home, Recommended Articles
Writing in The Jerusalem Post, Rabbi Stuart Weinblatt argues that today’s antisemitism echoes the Dreyfus-era 1890s more than 1930s Germany — and that rabbis in both eras have been called on to lead. He urges colleagues to use the High Holy Days to teach...
Aug 20, 2026 | Featured on Home, Recommended Articles
The question is whether Jewish national self-determination and Israel’s continued existence as a Jewish state remain core values T’ruah is prepared to defend. T’ruah calls itself a Zionist organization. Yet its recent actions, increasingly legitimizing individuals,...
Jul 26, 2026 | Featured on Home, Recommended Articles
In the wake of the recent NYC primary results, Rabbi Weinblatt argues in The Times of Israel that the moment has come for a reckoning within the Democratic Party. Drawing on James Carville’s call for a schism, I make the case that the party must separate itself...
