Antisemitism endures because capitalist oppression needs a scapegoat. Only by democratizing the economy can the ancient hate finally be extinguished.

As much as Bernie Sanders seems alien to many of the shul-going, institutionally affiliated older Jewish Americans, he is deeply representative of the silent majority for whom social justice movements take the place of synagogue and Israel is more often a cause for kvetching than kvelling.

Birthright Israel pretends the occupation does not exist and manipulates Jewish heritage and identity into support for an apartheid state. I’ll never go on Birthright, and neither should you.

After decades of nurturing a culture of violent, racist abuse, Customs and Border Protection cannot be seen as just another working-class job. Like Hitler’s SS, we must see CBP not as a place where good people do bad things, but where bad people do bad things.

"Like Shylock, who distracts the audience from the true, malevolent power of the Venetian oligarchy, Watto is but a bit player next to the kleptocratic Hutt regime."

When the term antisemitism is cheapened by false usage on the right, it gives cover to the real antisemites.

Worse, it allows a more conservative minority of Jews to stand for the whole community.

We young Jews — the most assimilated in American Jewish history — have learned how to ask.

In "The Lehman Trilogy," a Jewish fable of greed and hubris.

Every time a Jewish leader grandstands against the anti-Semitic canard of “dual loyalty,” I groan.