Jacob Bacharach is a writer based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He is the author of the novel The Bend of the World. Follow him on Twitter @jakebackpack, or at jacobbacharach.com.
Our big, florid president shouted about a 'caravan.' The shooter joined the mob declaring: The Jews are behind it all. To which our answer is: We, as Jews, will welcome every single person seeking safety and opportunity
I'm not 'outraged' or 'insulted' by Netanyahu reneging on his commitments to liberal U.S. Jews. I don't need the Western Wall to be Jewish - nor do I need Israel
He wanted to rehabilitate an image tarnished by accusations of anti-Semitism. But the U.S. president's 'spiritual grand tour' stop in Israel was an absurd series of empty gestures
Tablet's Liel Liebowitz backed Gorka by whitewashing Hungary's WW2 leader as 'only' having killed 20,000 Jews, signalling how some Republican Jews seek an accommodation with the Trump administration and its ethno-nationalist advisers.
For a Pittsburgh gay Jew like myself, Trump’s exploitation of the ugliest tropes and images of white nationalism and anti-Semitism mean he is the enemy. But I still find it hard to imagine ever voting for Clinton.
We shouldn't be pressured into giving Hillary Clinton our unconditional support to stop the overhyped threat of Trump until we win concessions: more pressure on Israel, more support for Palestinians, less platitudes.