By Nathan Diament Enough. Every week, another horrific act of antisemitism reminds us that we are witnessing an epidemic of hatred infecting our country and world. Last week, it...
For decades, the Democratic Party could count on the majority of Jewish Americans to back Democrats at the ballot box. As Orthodox Jews have shifted rightward in recent years,...
By Nathan Diament Last Monday morning, I logged onto my various news feeds and saw photos of the latest antisemitic assault on American Jews. In the Jewish neighborhoods of...
By Nathan Diament American college students should learn the truth about the Middle East, though that may take leaving the ivory tower and visiting Jerusalem There are many lessons...
By Nathan J. Diament Executive Director for Public Policy, Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America An antisemitic virus is spreading across college campuses, but you can’t combat antisemitism,...
By Nathan J. Diament Jews will gather Monday for the Passover Seder as we have for centuries. Children are taught to ask four questions with the opening, “Why is this night different...
By Nathan Diament During a time when our politics couldn’t be more divided, the topic of school choice offers a glimmer of hope. Last month, people from all walks of...
By Nathan Diament As American Jews fast and pray on Yom Kippur, politicians in Washington will debate scaling back one of the most essential government programs for protecting Jewish...
It seems that Harvard University’s leaders require remedial education in responding to Jew-hatred. So, let’s begin. Last month, I sat in the hearing in which the president of Harvard,...
Recently, hundreds of radicalized high school students rampaged through Hillcrest Public School in Queens in reaction to revelations that a Jewish teacher’s had attended a pro-Israel rally last week. We were...
