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Opinion: Heschel Helios, The Heschel School, New York City

Pluralism of Voices: A Call for Challenging Perspectives

Aviva Guttman, Heschel Helios, Heschel High School, New York City
November 29, 2024
Harvard’s new political stance policy stems from the conflict on campus caused by the ongoing Israel-Hamas War.

OPINION: Harvard University’s new policy on political positions is detrimental to students

Stella Muzin, The Lion's Tale, Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School
June 1, 2024
WINNER: Maya Tratt's reflection after Oct. 7 won the 2024 Grand Prize in Jewish Scholastic Journalism, as well as First Prize in First-Person Opinion writing. The Paw Print is the news source of Yeshivat Frisch in Paramus, N.J.

OP-ED: We Are Alone

Maya Tratt, The Paw Print, Yeshivat Frisch
March 14, 2024
The flags at the entrance to Milken Community School in the morning.

How does a pluralistic Jewish school interact with Israel?

Noa Karidi, The Milken Roar, Milken Community School
March 13, 2024
What’s the Big Deal with Lashon Hara?

What’s the Big Deal with Lashon Hara?

Tali Gortenburg, RampageWired, Hyman Brand Hebrew Academy
February 5, 2024
The extreme viewpoints conveyed by the two opposing open letters don’t fully represent the majority of people’s opinions on the war in Israel at JDS.

The open letters don’t represent the full spectrum of viewpoints at CESJDS

Jonah Beinart, The Lion's Tale, Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School
January 17, 2024
Milken football team and coaches line up for the American and Israeli national anthems at a Milken home game.

Milken Football Team Faces Anti-Semitism: The Path to Teshuvah

Tomer Zur, The Milken Roar, Milken Community School
January 17, 2024
Oct. 7 sparked an outpouring of love for our land, and we should respond by upholding our highest values of love for all.

EDITORIAL: Hamas vs. humanity

The Boiling Point Editorial Board, The Boiling Point, Shalhevet High School
January 15, 2024
HBHA lowered its Israeli flag to commemorate the murders and hostages that have been affected in the war. The HBHA community stands side-by-side with Israel as they push through these difficult times.

How is the current Israel-Hamas conflict going to affect our future Israel plans?

Gabrielle Sosland, RampageWired, Hyman Brand Hebrew Academy
January 14, 2024
Digital isolation has been affecting the lives of many when seeing countless accounts of antisemitic violence and rhetoric.

Combating Isolation: Reflections from American Jewish High Schoolers when Israel is at War

Ellie Glickman, RampageWired, Hyman Brand Hebrew Academy
December 1, 2023
COLUMN: Sleepless nights and random tears

COLUMN: Sleepless nights and random tears

Temma Kirshbaum, The Boiling Point, Shalhevet High School
November 26, 2023
Opinion: Heschel Helios, The Heschel School, New York City

OPINION: Class Before Tefillah Raises Concerns from the Student Body

Hannah Wurzburger, Heschel Helios
October 25, 2023
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