It’s a ‘post-truth’ world, but hasn’t it always been?
“Post-truth” is not a new phenomenon. Radical skepticism in one form or another has a history stretching back centuries, even millennia.
In U.S.-Israel relations, does leaders’ personal chemistry matter?
Historian and CJN columnist Gil Troy will present his analysis of “Israeli Relations in the Trump Era” at a public event at Holy Blossom Temple on March 28.
Perspectives: Israël-Palestine à l’ère Trump
Une entrevue avec l’historien et ancien diplomate israélien, Élie Barnavi.
Trump shouts down reporters who ask about anti-Semitism
President Donald Trump shouted down two reporters who asked him about rising anti-Semitism in America and said he “hates” being called an anti-Semite, although neither reporter called him one
Why, as a woman and a Jew, I marched
Why I chose to walk seven kilometres to Queen’s Park and then back on Shabbat, to participate – like so many other committed Jews – in a march of protest, solidarity and resistance.
Trump calls phone call with Netanyahu ‘very nice’
The U.S. president invited Netanyahu to Israel next February during a phonecall with the Israeli Prime Minister on Jan. 22
A new pharaoh rises, and it’s Donald Trump
Parshat Shmot reminds us as Diaspora Jews to make sure we are “known” to the new U.S. president, as Joseph was to the new pharaoh.
Bernie Farber: Rabbi Hier to pray for Jews at Trump inauguration disgraceful
The dean of Simon Wiesenthal Center’s Museum of Tolerance leading a prayer at the Trump inauguration disgraceful, will tarnish values museum founded on, Bernie Farber writes.
