Charges Are Pressed Only in 4% of Settler Violence Cases
Everything was documented. Videos showed a group of settlers coming into a parking area in Hawara, near the settlement of Yitzhar, and throwing stones at 13 vehicles. The footage from…
Replacing the Term ‘Race’ in Risk Predictions for Heart Attacks among Black Patients
In risk equations used to predict the risk of a heart attack or stroke, researchers say the term ‘race’ should be replaced with underlying factors such as age and blood…
An all-white school board banned diverse books. Black students are still reading them.
Some Black students are launching book clubs and organizing protests to defend books that have been targeted in a national battle against critical race theory. Christina and Renee Ellis, students…
Ukrainians prepare for war at the site of the world’s worst nuclear disaster
It's a frigid Friday in Ukraine's Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, and dozens of journalists in fluorescent yellow vests are frantically elbowing each other as they vie for camera position in a…
FEDERATION – A VIRTUAL CONVERSATION WITH ART SPIEGELMAN, AUTHOR OF MAUS
Art Spiegelman Speaks About MAUS and the Importance of Student-Centered Dialogue About the Holocaust Art Spiegelman, author of the Pulitzer Prize winning graphic novel Maus, will speak to the community via…
Opinion | The New Normal for U.S. Jews
What is it like to be Jewish? I hardly notice anymore. You might think I would, since I am a practicing Orthodox Jew, and my choices for where I live,…
Opinion | The Absurdity of Forcing Israeli High School Students to Memorize Nazi Ideology
Describe the Wannsee Conference, declaim the Nuremberg Laws, cite SS officers' reports – is there any other country that demands that its students delve so deeply into the minutiae of…
The World Is Likely Sicker Than It Has Been in 100 Years
Omicron has probably made more people ill at the same time than in any period since the flu pandemic, experts say The world is living through a unique moment: In…
Here’s the story behind Black History Month — and why it’s celebrated in February
Every February, the U.S. honors the contributions and sacrifices of African Americans who have helped shape the nation. Black History Month celebrates the rich cultural heritage, triumphs and adversities that…
A Reminder of the Importance of the Crime of Aggression: Considering the Situation of Russia and Ukraine
[Jennifer Trahan is Convenor at The Global Institute for the Prevention of Aggression and Clinical Professor at NYU Center for Global Affairs. Trahan was a member of the Council of…
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