About Us

The Jewish Voice and Opinion speaks out forcefully and unashamedly for the unique concerns of what we have termed “classical Judaism.” As a politically conservative Jewish publication, we take it as our mission to present news and feature articles not generally available elsewhere in the Jewish or secular media.

The Jewish Voice and Opinion has been influential in religious and political circles throughout the United States, Israel, and elsewhere. It is often quoted and reprinted. It has been admired, feared, often debated, but never ignored.

In 2015, after 28 years as a print news-magazine, The Jewish Voice and Opinion moved online to reach a wider global audience. Our focus remains unchanged, speaking out forcefully and unashamedly for the unique concerns of  “Classical Judaism,” continuing to serve the observant-Jewish community, which ranges from Modern Orthodox to traditional.

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Susan Rosenbluth, the Editor and Founder of The Jewish Voice and Opinion, is the author of Blurred Vision, available from Red Adept Publishers and Amazon

Susan (Levin) Rosenbluth was raised in Ventnor and graduated from ACHS in 1964. She’s the author of a new novel, Blurred Vision, that explores why some of the most idealistic and accomplished young people seem especially drawn to these destructive groups that demand all-consuming passion for the strangest of doctrines.

Episode 305 features the witty and inspirational author, Susan L. Rosenbluth! This interview takes you on a journey into Susan’s nearly 40 years as the founder and editor of the Jewish Voice and Opinion magazine. We also learn how that experience informed and inspired her writing, and some fascinating insights into Cults she has investigated, while peppering us with occasional, brilliant advice along the way! So click that Play button and prepare yourself for the tour de force that is Susan!

Upcoming Book Readings

Sunday, October 11 (12 – 2) The Book House – 15 Morris Avenue, Pier Village, Long Branch

Friday, October 16, at 10:30 AM, the Board of Jewish Education will feature Rosenbluth at its Beyond the Bookshelf brunch, hosted by Ventnor’s Shirat Hayam and coordinated through Jewish Family Service and Hadassah.

Advance registration, by October 9, is required to attend this program: info@JewishByTheShore.org or 609-822-4404.

Blurred Vision

Monday, October 26 @ 7 PM – Englewood Public Library