David Suissa

The master of this subterfuge is the savvy Mamdani, who makes socialism look as sweet and innocent as a community library.

Why do you think the song has triggered such a backlash among the “Israel rhymes with genocide” crowd? Because it demolishes their case.

It's a crucial but bedeviling mission, but one thing that'd be useful would be showing Zionism as a blessing rather than a sin.

We can tolerate a wild mob that goes after anything associated with Israel, but academics whose lives revolve around the search for knowledge?

“Her prose disrupted my mind,” I wrote, “confronting me with words I had never seen come together before.”

Helping America stay true to its roots should become the new Jewish mission.

On Monday, the city council will vote on a motion to cut ties with Israel.

Maintaining a positive vibe so consistently is difficult to pull off. I know I can't.

If the council was “disgraced,” the Jewish community should return to correct the record. The lies must not stand. Jews must attack the lies with the same fervor our enemies spew them.

Instead of the arrogance of cynicism, Parton exemplified the humility of innocence. We could all use some of that innocence.