When does democratic responsibility become collective guilt? If Israeli voters support a war, what responsibility follows? And should Jews abroad have to condemn Israel any more than Muslims should have to condemn terrorism committed in Islam’s name? Continue reading “Not in My Name”: Why Must Jews Answer for Israel and Muslims Answer for Terrorism?
It didn’t begin in blood. There was no divine thunder, no verses torn from the heavens. Just a quiet tension in Medina. The Prophet was gone. The question no one wanted to ask had arrived. Who now leads a community … Continue reading Two Paths from One Faith: How Shia and Sunni Islam Drifted Apart
So here’s the scene: it’s 2024, and a Muslim woman in Quebec wants to become a teacher. She’s qualified, passionate, ready to walk into a classroom. But she wears a hijab. So—boom—door slammed shut. Not because she can’t teach. Not … Continue reading The Hijab, the Law, and the Lie of Neutrality: What Quebec’s Bill 21 Is Really Saying
