Beliefnet Columnist
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Gary Rosenblatt is editor and publisher of The Jewish Week of New York, the
largest Jewish newspaper in the U.S.
Before coming to New York in 1993, Rosenblatt was editor of the Baltimore Jewish Times for 19 years. He has won numerous awards for his writing from secular and Jewish organizations. His analysis of the Simon Wiesenthal Center of Los Angeles was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in the category of Special Reporting in 1985. The honor marked the first time an article in a Jewish publication was cited in the Pulitzer competition, which dates back to 1917. His investigative reporting on a rabbi's abuse of teens received national acclaim. It won the Casey Medal for Meretorious Journalism in 2001, and led to the arrest and conviction of the rabbi.
Rosenblatt is chairman of the Fund for Jewish Investigative Journalism and founding director of Write On For Israel, a Jewish Week-sponsored advocacy journalism program for high school students.
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 Columns and articles by Gary Rosenblatt
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'Gibson Doesn't Understand Us'
Feb 19, 2004
Some are uncomfortable with the style of those who have spoken against 'The Passion.' But some issues are worth speaking out on.
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Judaism By The Numbers
Sep 8, 2003
The release this week of the National Jewish Population Study results is sure to renew the outreach vs. inreach debate.
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Unaffiliated Jews' Mistake
May 7, 2003
Younger and unaffiliated Jews need to be listened to. But they must also be reminded that Judaism's track record is no accident.
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Welcoming 'Lost' Jews
Oct 8, 2002
Do 'lost' Jews represent a solution to the dilemma of a dwindling Jewish population?
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Hussein Asylum
Aug 23, 2002
As tragic as wars can be, sometimes they are necessary, and even moral. This is one of those times.
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