Letters

Who’s allowed to define antisemitism? The logical inconsistency of those who proclaim that they seek better Jewish-Muslim relations while vociferously opposing the International Holocaust Remembrance...

Antisemitism’s Kanye moment As a committed and proud Jew, I have been following the rise of antisemitism and, in my own small way, doing what...

Speaking of intersectionality Regarding “Both the left and the right have turned on the Jews” (Opinion, Oct. 20): Writer Ian Haworth is right: “Yet again...

A leader is a leader In your Oct. 13 issue, you beautifully introduced Cantor Suzanne Hamstra of Washington Hebrew Congregation. But why did you fall...

Yom Kippur and eating disorders Thank you for approaching the topic of eating disorders and Yom Kippur, including the repentance of sins “For Jews with...

Everyone’s an Elizabethan The gracious reporting by American media following the death of Queen Elizabeth II is both gratifying and somewhat amusing, in that the...

Lessons about student debt forgiveness The Sept. 8 editorial “Student debt forgiveness” failed to mention several relevant issues. First is that, contrary to the highway...

Call for a DOJ investigation I was deeply moved by Amy Neustein’s opinion piece, “Mothers Who Report Abuse Still Losing Custody ‘at Staggering Rates,’” (Sept....

Rosen was better than most I was surprised that the article “10 Jewish Baseball Players” (Aug. 18) left out Al Rosen. He played for the...

Make that 11 In your article “10 Jewish baseball players” (Aug. 18), you didn’t mention Al Rosen who played third base in 1948 for the...