The End of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell?

I’m always loathe to personally embrace gay rights as a Jewish issue. Movements concerned with either contemporary social justice issues or maintaining relevancy are mentioned in this article in Jerusalem Post. Points for consideration and discussion: 1. Is this really a Jewish issue? 2. In spite of the fact that we are blessed to live in a nation where civilian […]

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Israel Anti-Apartheid “Week”

Returning from a two-month hiatus with a firm commitment to maintain this blog, starting with this: For the active duty military, this may or may not be relevant, since as Jews in the American military, our lives likely do not revolve around either Israel or life on university campus. For some in the reserves currently enrolled in school, this may […]

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Different Perspectives on Fort Hood Shooting

I’ve heard so many different perspectives on the Fort Hood shootings, but I wanted to share some Jewish ones. I personally agree with President Obama’s admonition not to jump to conclusions. For the sake of the dead and the wounded–most especially their families–I’d like to see a thorough investigation. If Major Hasan reached out to terrorist groups or people sympathetic […]

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Jewish War Vets in Detroit Receive Monument

Jewish war vets receive monument BY GINA DAMRON FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER (Freep.com) In honoring Jewish military veterans with a stone monument at Great Lakes National Cemetery in Holly Township, local vets were sending a message. Advertisement “Jewish people have served in every war this country has fought,” Gerald Order, 65, commander of the Department of Michigan Jewish War Veterans, […]

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