Jewish American Heritage Month and the Story of America
An OpEd reflecting on Jewish American Heritage Month and the enduring role Jewish Americans have played in shaping the nation’s civic, cultural, economic, and moral foundations. The article explores themes of resilience, religious liberty, shared humanity, and the importance of preserving America’s identity as a diverse yet united society. Drawing connections between Jewish American history, civil rights, and the broader American experience, the piece argues that the nation’s strength has always come from its ability to embrace different cultures and perspectives while maintaining a common civic purpose as America approaches its 250th anniversary.
Why We Are Proud
An unapologetic defense of American pride, this OpEd explores how elite institutions erode patriotism—and why we must remember what makes America exceptional.
The Super Bowl Ad That Sparked a Movement: It’s Time to Stand Against Antisemitism
The 2025 Super Bowl ad featuring Tom Brady and Snoop Dogg, sponsored by the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism (FCAS), delivered a powerful message: antisemitism is a global issue, and we all have a role in stopping it. This Op-Ed explores how FCAS is leading the fight against hate and why it's time for everyone to take action. #StandUpToJewishHate
Addressing the Alarming Rise of Antisemitism: A Call for Action on Global and Campus Fronts
Explore the alarming resurgence of antisemitism globally and on university campuses. Learn how education, dialogue, and decisive actions can combat hatred, protect Jewish communities, and promote inclusivity.
We might not be able to change the world today, but we can change the world around us
It’s funny how a single phrase can influence and even guide the course of a life. For me, that phrase was uttered by my mom. “We might not be able to change the world today, but we can change the world around us,” she would say often as I was growing up.
Military Veterans Make Ideal Candidates to Become Educators, DoD Should Work to Save and Restore Federal Troops to Teachers Program
Military Veterans Make Ideal Candidates to Become Educators, DoD Should Work to Save and Restore Federal Troops to Teachers Program
Continuing Education After Service in the Military
Most Americans understand the potential benefits of pursuing higher education. Though higher education may not be for everyone, it certainly provides its own set of additional opportunities for veterans as they return home from service and begin to transition – and ultimately adjust – to civilian life.