Karen Lehmann
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- Aug 26, 2026
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- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 31, 2026
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American Jews need a new activism (opens the original)
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For 80 years, American Jewish activism had a reliable formula: build institutions, tell the story and trust that education would do the rest. It worked well enough for long enough that most American Jews never had to ask whether it still worked. Oct. 7 answered the unasked question: It doesn’t work, not on its own, and not fast enough for a fight that has moved from the op-ed page to TikTok algorithms. I grew up hearing about the Holocaust not as abstract history but as family history. My own fa
The red-green bargain (opens the original)
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When Dr. Abdul El-Sayed won Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary earlier this month, the reaction split along predictable lines. Progressives hailed a grassroots victory over the party establishment. Critics saw something else entirely: the latest proof point in what has become known as the “Red-Green alliance,” an increasingly visible convergence between the socialist left and political Islamism. It’s a provocative label. It’s also, on the evidence, one that deserves more scrutiny than either s
The red-green bargain (opens the original)
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When Dr. Abdul El-Sayed won Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary earlier this month, the reaction split along predictable lines. Progressives hailed a grassroots victory over the party establishment. Critics saw something else entirely: the latest proof point in what has become known as the “Red-Green alliance,” an increasingly visible convergence between the socialist left and political Islamism. It’s a provocative label. It’s also, on the evidence, one that deserves more scrutiny than either s
Beyond the final whistle (opens the original)
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For a few remarkable weeks, the World Cup reminded us of something we too often forget. Billions of people from every continent, religion, political system and culture came together to celebrate excellence. We speak different languages, vote for different governments, worship differently—or not at all—yet for 90 minutes at a time, none of that mattered. We simply enjoyed the beauty of the game. Then the tournament ended, and the reality of the world returned. One match, in particular, seemed to
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