Jonathan S. Tobin
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The Ilhan Omar vote is a turning point for American Jews
Partisan split on booting Omar from committees is more than a symptom of political civil war. It illustrates the normalization of anti-Zionism.Op-ed. → Read More
Jews don’t control America’s foreign policy
Belief in the myth of Jewish power haunts the U.S.-Israel relationship and helped inspire a decades-long hunt for a peace process “holy grail” that was really a “MacGuffin.” Op-ed. → Read More
Who’s coarsening American public discourse now?
If Trump unleashed a wave of over-the-top and abusive speech, is Biden’s angry and divisive rhetoric equally to blame for the latest round of abusive Nazi analogies? Opinion. → Read More
What’s the greatest threat to the Jews? Iran or voter integrity laws?
The Biden administration thinks the greatest threat to U.S. security is a partisan dispute about voting laws. Why are Jewish groups agreeing rather than pressuring it to stop Iran? Opinion. → Read More
Stop complaining about Christmas trees and enjoy your own holiday
Hanukkah arrives early, but so do the inevitable efforts to secure equal time with Christmas. Why American Jews need to stop trying to cleanse the public square of religious symbols. Opinion. → Read More
Biden gives a clinic on how not to negotiate with Iran
The administration is already floating new concessions while the Iranians are flouting international nuclear monitors. Washington has lost the game before it started, and Israel is clearly on its own. Opinion. → Read More
Two different Jewish tribes choose different candidates
Many liberal Jews still care deeply about Israel and its security, but it is not their top priority. Op-ed. → Read More
More than a missed opportunity for Palestinians
It is now Arab states that say the Palestinians “never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity.” Op-ed. → Read More
Biden can’t have it both ways on Sarsour and anti-Semitism
After a spokesman distanced the Democrat from a prominent anti-Semite, others apologized to her supporters. Opinion. → Read More
On Tisha B’Av, it’s time for Americans to step back from apocalyptic rhetoric
if there was ever a year when the lessons of this fast were needed by Americans of all faiths, it is 2020.Opinion. → Read More
How much anti-Semitism does it take to cancel an NFL star?
Why is cancel culture so selective about who it cancels? And how can someone touting Adolf Hitler while smearing Jews get away with it? → Read More
Why should we give a pass to those who tweet anti-Semitism?
Should following orders & having Jewish friends get an NYT editor who posted libels against Israel off the hook for promoting hate? Opinion → Read More
It’s a little late for Jews to get even with St. Louis
There’s no statute of limitations on anti-Semitic hate. The effort to tear down a statue of a French king is a terrible woke idea. Opinion. → Read More
Anti-Semitism gets you fired at Labour, but hired by The New York Times
What does a new NYT editor have in common with two of Jeremy Corbyn’s most prominent supporters? A willingness to spread anti-Semitic myths. → Read More
A tale of two revolutions, and why America must be celebrated
The radical narrative that US is racist is rooted in a revisionist spirit that threatens rule of law, civilization & Jews. Opinion. → Read More