Arno Rosenfeld

6 days ago | thejewishnews.com | Arno Rosenfeld

More than three dozen former leaders of major Jewish organizations published an open letter in The New York Times rebuking current leadership for being “far too silent about the stunning assault on democratic norms.” Although they did not name President Donald Trump in the letter published Thursday, the signatories — which included directors and former chairs of the Anti-Defamation League, American Jewish Committee, Hillel International, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee and major...

6 days ago | forward.com | Arno Rosenfeld

More than three dozen former leaders of major Jewish organizations published an open letter in The New York Times rebuking current leadership for being "far too silent about the stunning assault on democratic norms." Although they did not name President Donald Trump in the letter published Thursday, the signatories - which included directors and former chairs of the Anti-Defamation League, American Jewish Committee, Hillel International, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee and major...

6 days ago | forward.com | Arno Rosenfeld

As more Jewish leaders have opposed the Trump administration's crackdown on colleges and universities in recent months, virtually all of them hasten to add that the underlying problem of campus antisemitism is a serious one.

1 week ago | forward.com | Arno Rosenfeld

Rep. Mike Collins, a Georgia Republican, said Friday that the replacement of a Steak 'n Shake at a Congressional food court with an Asian restaurant serving halal cuisine was "equivalent to the Muslim conquest of Jerusalem in the 7th century."Collins appeared to be responding to an email announcing the opening of CHA Street Food, a northern Virginia restaurant known for their Zinger Burger and Chicken Tikka Roll, in the cafeteria of a House of Representatives office building.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Arno Rosenfeld

12 hours agoPauline Lee is the daughter of immigrants who came to the United States as teenagers, with nothing. "When they came here they were dirt poor," she recalled. They worked entry-level jobs at first, before they both went on to study and build successful careers in California. Lee is proud of her family's …