A Bimonthly Jewish Critique of Politics, Culture & Society

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• Letters 
  

Editorials

• How to End the War in Iraq  Michael Lerner
  
• Mobalizing for a Global Marshall Plan: Toward a Transformational Foreign Policy  James Bernard Quilligan
  

Current Thinking

• Jimmy Carter Bashing 
  
• Anti-War Marches and Rallies 
  
• Internalized Homophobia 
  
• Generosity Sunday 
  
• A Step Toward Environmental Sanity 
  

Letters

The Contrarian

• Surging While Changing Strategy  George Vradenburg
  

Voice For Peace

• A New Era With New Opportunities  Mitchell Plitnick
  

New Voices

• Living Out the Great Commission 
  
• American Muslims, In All Their Complexity 
  

• Tikkun’s Critique of David Ray Griffin’s “The American Empire and 9/11”   Michael Lerner
  
• The American Empire and 9/11  David Ray Griffin
  Griffin reveals the inconsistencies in the official 9/11 account, raising disturbing questions about the Bush administration's possible involvement.
• Making Abortion Rare  Nina Kohl
  Bringing down the abortion rate requires a bi-partisan solution.

• Beyond Tolerance  Todd Pitinsky, Laura M. Bacon, and Loren Gray
  A new way of conceiving the fight against prejudice combines grand moral visioning with hard-headed pragmatism - and love for others.
• Dying in the Spirit  Barbara Cooms Lee
  The president of Compassion & Choices and longtime advocate for individual choice and empowerment in health care discusses the right to die with dignity.

• God and Physics 
  
• A Future for Holocaust Commemoration  Laura Duhan Kaplan
  How will we remember after the last generation of survivors is gone?
• Praying to Pray with My Feet  Marge Klein
  Reflections on the meaning of prayer from an environmental activist turned rabbinical student.
• Conservative Judaism  Jay Michaelson
  In the recent compromise regarding Jewish law and homosexuality.
• Tikkun Passover Supplement 
  

• Reflections on Human Rights Work  Ken Roth
  The head of Human Rights Watch discusses his organization's role in the international community.

• Can Science Validate the Psychedelic Experience?  Charles Hayes
  Egypt's Nobel Prize-winning novelist died in August 2006. An Israeli journalist recounts his conversations with the increasingly embittered peace activist.

Books

• Climbing the Ladder of Interpretation  David Shasha
  
• Capsule Reviews 
  

Television/Film

• Two Dystopian Movies... and their Visions of Hole  Katje Richstatter
  

Humor

• Dear Swami  Swami Beyondananda
  

Poem

• The Uniform  Jon Swan