On the first day of my internship at the American Jewish Committee two summers ago, I met my boss, discussed what I’d be working on for the summer and received an elaborate security briefing. I was...

Israel’s story is intertwined with my family’s: my grandmother was born the same year that the United Nations recommended the Partition Plan, and she moved to Israel shortly after. A few months before...

DEATH TO ISRAEL. INTIFADA NOW! Early Monday morning, these words were smeared onto the steps of University Hall and The Rock, hours after I departed a traditional Passover celebration at Hillel. On...

I’m the director and executive producer of “October 8.” As a proud Northwestern Medill alum (Medill ’93) and former Daily reporter, I welcome a passionate and broad exchange of ideas. However,...

I have been holding a vigil for three months at Dempster Street and Ridge Avenue, where the Beth Emet synagogue is located, displaying signboards to passing traffic and the occasional pedestrian. My theme...