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Moshe ManheimThe Times of Israel (Blogs) |
I practiced and taught psychotherapy for over 40 years. Over time, I learned that repeated narratives can acquire weight of established truth...
Democracies are deeply conflicted creatures. Their greatest strength is restraint: restraints on power, restraints on leadership, restraints on the...
The controversy surrounding the Norwegian Center for Holocaust and Minority Studies’ recent seminar, “Nakba and Holocaust as Cultural Traumas,”...
Israel’s recurring political crises are often discussed as clashes of ideology, personality, or policy. But beneath those battles lies a deeper...
Since October 7, the conflict involving Israel, the United States, and Iran has generated no shortage of commentary and concern. It has also generated...
For much of the postwar era, the West operated on a quiet but powerful assumption: that shared humanity would, over time, bridge even the deepest...
In recent debates over military aid to Israel, a new distinction has taken hold: support for defense, but not for offense. At first glance, it sounds...
This article was posted on the JNS website on April 12, 2026: The Toxic Cocktail Blinding the West By Moshe R. Manheim The criticism of the war...
In the middle of a war, friends from the United States—hoping to spend Passover with their daughter in Israel—scramble through the gauntlet of...
The Psychology of Accusation: Projective Identification and the War Over Israel Socrates warned that “the unexamined life is not worth living.”...
Every year on Purim I listen for the same word near the end of the Megillah. It comes tumbling out almost casually — v’nahafoch hu — “and it...
I joined the National Association of Social Workers soon after receiving my MSW in the early 1980s. It was an organization whose values I believed in:...
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