Letters

‘For a small country, scientific excellence depends on deep integration into the global research ecosystem.’

‘What gives me hope is that all three respondents agree on the diagnosis: American Jewish life needs to reorient around family, peoplehood, and the kind of internal confidence that doesn’t collapse when the surrounding culture turns hostile.’

‘We don’t need thicker skin; we need a thicker infrastructure of moral clarity that refuses to normalize the unacceptable.’

‘Jewish civilization rarely advances through replacement. It advances through synthesis.’

‘This binary reinforces destructive intra-Jewish divisions at precisely the moment we need unity’

‘The greatest risk to Jewish flourishing today isn’t that we wield our power too boldly, but that we will fail to adapt while the world shifts beneath us.’

‘As an American Jewish conservative committed to renewing the institutions that have long sustained Jewish flourishing in this country, I share much of his concern. But we part ways on the remedy.’