Editor's Column
‘Zero interest’ and a huge payoff
A self-described “deeply secular Jew” admits that “he had absolutely zero interest in ever visiting” Israel. And yet, writes Andrew Silow-Carroll, the trip he describes in The New York Times is exactly the kind of journey we should be encouraging for disaffected Jews. Read More
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‘First’ things
If you are late to the controversy surrounding the Center for American Progress, you’ll need more than this space to catch up. In short, the think tank said to be “closely aligned with the White House” has been under fire for some tweets by staffers that critics suggest reveal an anti-Israel bias and worse. Read More
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Seven secrets for banishing the winter blues
Our families, friends, and the media all tell us we should be happy and enjoying ourselves, all the time. But for many people, the winter months can cause undue stress and feelings of being overwhelmed. Read More
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