Fault Lines Season 1, Episode 14: On The Future Of Right-Wing Jews

By Forward Staff November 29, 2017

Who are the Jewish right? How is Trump-era conservatism affecting American Jews? There are a lot of Jews at Breitbart, Josh Mandel is running a campaign for Senate, and we might soon see a lot more right wing Jews. Is the state of political discourse becoming even more vitriolic? How do Orthodox Jews feel about Trump?

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