Andrew Silow-Carroll Andrew Silow-Carroll is the editor in chief of The New York Jewish Week and senior editor of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. He was previously the editor in chief of JTA from 2016 to 2019. He also served as editor in chief and CEO of the New Jersey Jewish News and wrote an award-winning weekly column in the Times of Israel. He was also the managing editor of the Forward newspaper, editor of the Washington Jewish Week and senior editor of Moment magazine. Recent Stories Oct 25, 2022 Does Trump hate Jews, or just ‘bad Jews’? Oct 20, 2022 In ‘Bad Jews,’ Emily Tamkin tells a history of American Jewish infighting Sep 20, 2022 Queen Elizabeth mattered. Civil religion explains why. Sep 12, 2022 A new study explains why Starbucks can’t spell your Jewish name Aug 22, 2022 The Catskills meet Mount Sinai at a night of unifying Jewish comedy Aug 4, 2022 Can Jews ever really agree to disagree? Jul 7, 2022 A writer faces his demons — and history’s — on tour of Holocaust sites May 31, 2022 Who is a Jew? Israel’s renovated Diaspora museum attempts an answer. May 24, 2022 New book: A ‘Queer, Disabled’ early Zionist illustrates ‘roads not taken’ May 9, 2022 Joshua Cohen’s satirical novel ‘The Netanyahus’ wins Pulitzer for fiction Mar 8, 2022 The Jewish 'post-rescue' era ended with the war in Ukraine Feb 24, 2022 Israel’s never-ending, and very human, ‘Who Is a Jew?’ saga Jan 19, 2022 Texas hostage crisis showed social media at its best and worst Jan 11, 2022 From reverent to raunchy, vast Yiddish archives are reunited online Dec 8, 2021 Larry David has never been more Jewish than in this season’s ‘Curb’ Nov 1, 2021 How to talk about Nazi-looted art — and how not to: An exchange Oct 20, 2021 What the Tree of Life shooting revealed about American Jewry Oct 12, 2021 Gary Shteyngart’s botched circumcision isn't going anywhere Sep 15, 2021 No one lost their Jewish name at Ellis Island — but we gained a haven May 25, 2021 How demographic studies have shaped decades of Jewish life Next Page