Ettie Kryksman is a longtime yeshiva and public school teacher living in Brooklyn.
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President Trump has called out anti-Semitism voiced by members of Congress such as Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib, while Biden has welcomed their support and pledged at the virtual Million Muslim Vote Summit to invite “Muslim American voices as part of [his] administration."
So, fellow Jews, there you have it. We may not intend to be racist, but we just are, and we must work on bettering ourselves if we want anti-Semites to stop attacking us.
As a child of Holocaust survivors, I am appalled that supposedly intelligent individuals cannot distinguish between American detention centers and Nazi concentration camps
Like a bucket of cold water waking us up from our reverie, swastikas are now defacing property in Paris, cemeteries are defaced, and Jews are attacked – on the streets of Europe and in universities, Jewish centers, and neighborhood streets in the U.S. How could this happen?
The Democrats accuse the Republicans of being divisive, intolerant extremists, supportive of a “lunatic” president. That claim, in light of their outlandish displays of intolerance, is quite laughable. Their hatred for Trump is pathological
We Jews are alive and thriving, Baruch Hashem. At each memorial in Poland we were uplifted by the sight of the blue and white flags of the state of Israel, placed there as reminders: “Never again.”
Palestinians are so good at propaganda they've won over hapless progressive liberals, including many Jews whose legendary compassion for the downtrodden extends mainly to those outside Judaism.
As we walked, I told her how I had hoped for the chance to thank her for her amazing visit.


