David Suissa

A “joke” on the possible death of a president doesn't win you the glory of becoming a free speech martyr and a hero to your Trump-hating comrades.

May we find ourselves in moments that warrant the stirring of our hearts.

While so many Angelenos have lost trust in the political class, Miller is asking us not to lose faith. He sees competence as the road back.

In his column, Schapiro has written about a range of subjects, including the need for hope and optimism and improving the public discourse. But he has also expressed supportive views of Israel, and that was a bridge too far for a group of students.

What are we to make of such flimsy evidence behind such explosive and harmful accusations? Perhaps one answer is that the Times must have a thing for assaulting Israel's image.

What are we to make of such flimsy evidence behind such explosive and harmful accusations? Perhaps one answer is that the Times must have a thing for assaulting Israel’s image.

Emphasizing Israel’s value to America must become a community-wide effort. From the ADL to the AJC to the Federation system to Hillel and every pro-Israel activist group in the country, the collective priority must be to strengthen the U.S.—Israeli relationship.

It's not easy to think about love during times of crisis. When the battles facing us are so hard, we don't look for emotions that appear soft. When we're surrounded by hate, we don't run to something like love.

It's one thing to write about the animosity Jews have been facing on streets around the world-- it's another to come face to face with that animosity.

Israelis seem to have a special affinity for the moment. Maybe that is how the country has made it this far— millions and millions of “now.”