A Two-State Solution is Still the Answer
February 17, 2017
Much has and will be said about the meeting this week between President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu. There are elements of this important engagement
Much has and will be said about the meeting this week between President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu. There are elements of this important engagement
Politics has been an exhausting and ugly endeavor this year, and we’ve still got six full weeks to go until Election Day. I’m sure most
Five years ago this week I moved to Boston with confidence in my belief in three things: 1) That an unapologetic Mets fan could make
I’ve just returned from leading a study tour in Israel for Boston civic leaders. Fifteen of us spent nine days in Israel and the Palestinian
Like most of you I have been to more than a few seders in my time, and each year I find myself asking: How will
Last week the Jewish Telegraphic Agency (JTA) ranked the top 25 Jewish influencers on Twitter. Noting that the list included only three women, I wrote
To mark the tenth anniversary of Twitter this week, the Jewish Telegraphic Agency (JTA) published a list of the top 25 “most influential people on
One of the many disappointing aspects of this year’s Presidential campaign has been the lack of a serious discourse on foreign affairs. I’m not naïve.
Given that we departed only one day after the attack in San Bernardino, the events in California – and the debate over their meaning –
JCRC Executive Director Jeremy Burton has issued the following statement regarding a Boston University-affiliated high school workshop that promotes anti-Israel bias and questionable pedagogical techniques. “I
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