What did Jews learn on Election Day 2020
Many Jews voted on personality factors, not policies, some voting for Biden because he is not Trump. Now what?
Many Jews voted on personality factors, not policies, some voting for Biden because he is not Trump. Now what?

They saw NY Orthodox Jews as the weakest link, so they could falsely allege they are the only ones not following regulations.Op-ed

When the public sees Jews fighting Jews like we are witnessing in New York, all Jews lose. Op-ed.

The June 23rd primary losses showed that Jews had invested millions of dollars only to find themselves homeless. That must change. Op-ed.

Jews registered as Democrats are taken for granted by a party that has veered leftward and therefore must exhibit strength. Op-ed

Covid is the least of it. Who is going to protect the masses of Jews going to prayers in New York, Los Angeles, all the blue cities? Op-ed.

Jews must forego past bias against openly supporting Republicans now that there is a Republican who stands with Jews in Queens. Op-ed.

My NY primaries opponent wrote "One issue, Jewish" about me on his social media, as if that was bad. I wear that label with pride. Op-ed.

Of course black lives matter, but I am not thinking of the organization of that name when I pen those words.Op-ed.

While we are getting ready for Shavuot, reopening New York and our Synagogues, the most important time for Jews to speak up Is now. Op-ed.

Not supporting election of local Republicans hurt Jewish interests in New York State. Democrats did not stand up for targeted Jews. Opinion.

Arutz Sheva speaks with NY Republican candidate for Congress Cindy Grosz about politics in days of coronavirus.

Congressional candidate Cindy Grosz calls on NY Governor Cuomo to "not force Jewish teachers to work on first and last days of Passover."

Pro-Israel and education activist Cindy Grosz discusses growing anti-Semitism in the United States and what is causing it.
