JERUSALEM POST
If Not Now, then When?
by Caroline Glick
June 7, 2018

…Over the past two decades, the major disputes among and within American Jewish groups have revolved around two main issues. First, they faced the challenge of skyrocketing intermarriage and assimilation rates among non-Orthodox Jews and the concomitant dwindling of membership rates in non-Orthodox religious institutions. Second, major American Jewish groups have had to deal with the challenge of Jewish anti-Israel groups. …When the leaders of the Reform and Conservative movements embraced Chabon’s anti-Judaism and IfNotNow’s anti-Judaism, they announced that they have not merely chosen – in the face of their existential crisis of assimilation and attrition – to self-destruct. READ MORE

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