He said it during his interview with Mike Huckabee, a while ago: “Can you feel the resentment? Because it’s real.” Of course, resentment exists in every society and is based on different factors. But, when it comes to Carlson, I would…
Category: Other
-

The Blogs: Knitting in the Dark Lets My Hands Work and My Brain Ponder | Michele Braun
Photo courtesy of the author. Knitting in the ER photo courtesy of the author. Photo courtesy of the author. The several sets of ceiling lights could have made the room bright, even in the darkest nighttime hours. The…
Continue Reading
-

The Blogs: What the Bibi-Orban bromance means | Paul Gross
The re-election of a prime minister in a European country with a population not much bigger than Israel’s is not usually of great import for the wider world.
This was how I began a blog post on this very site, four years ago, analysing the…
Continue Reading
-

The Blogs: Can You Hear Me? Why Have People Stopped Listening? | Debby Mazon
We are surrounded by so much noise from so many directions that I sometimes feel like I’m in a “twilight zone,” experiencing an alternate reality.
Every day, we are barraged with countless opinions on news broadcasts, talk shows, social…
Continue Reading
-

The Blogs: The One-Armed Giant: What Joseph Trumpeldor Can Teach a Selfish West | Michael Hoss
What would you do with one arm, no comfort, and everything to lose? Most of us complain about inconvenience—he built a legacy on sacrifice.
Joseph Trumpeldor was born on November 21, 1880, into a world that offered him no favors. The son of…
Continue Reading
-

The Blogs: I Got Called “Ma’am” During Hadassah’s Day on The Hill | Randi Cohen Coblenz
Hadassah’s 2026 Day on The Hill Advocacy Delegation led by Hadassah National President Carol Ann Schwartz and Hadassah Executive Director / CEO Ellen Finkelstein. Photo courtesy of Hadassah. I got called “Ma’am” today.
I always…
Continue Reading
-

The Blogs: The Cat That Guards the Home: An Animal Chaplaincy Reflection from Perek Shirah | Mikhail Salita
In Jewish tradition, there is a unique text known as Perek Shirah — “The Song of Creation.” It teaches that every part of creation has its own voice, its own verse, and its own way of serving the Creator.
Among these voices is the voice…
Continue Reading
-

The Blogs: Being Jewish Shouldn’t Feel Like This – The Truth About Being Jewish at UIC | Ally Frank
Walking into my first graduate-level social work class at the esteemed Jane Addams College of Social Work at the University of Illinois Chicago, I was prepared for the coursework to be the most challenging aspect of my next two years. What I…
Continue Reading
-

The Blogs: “Hineni”: Tom Rose on the Poles Who Saved Jewish Lives | Andrzej Pawluszek
By now, many in the diplomatic and Jewish worlds know Tom Rose not just as a diplomat, but as a voice of uncompromising moral clarity. The former publisher of The Jerusalem Post, now serving as the U.S. Ambassador to Poland, recently stood on…
Continue Reading
-

The Blogs: Psalm 23 for 2026 | Alan Flashman
Time past –
I was once well pastured
Grazed on fresh grass
Then quenched with water
Without drama
To restore my soul,
So we could go along
The chosen easy paths.
He had my back.
Time present –
We are going through
This deep dark…
Continue Reading