Out of the school's newsletter grew the "Jewish Spectator", which described itself as a "typical family magazine with a special appeal to women." By means of her often controversial editorials, Weiss-Rosmarin sought to influence the American-Jewish community, arguing for changes in Jewish family law, Jewish–Arab co-existence in Israel, access to a Jewish education for women, and equality for women in the synagogue and in public life. An article Weiss-Rosmarin wrote for the "Jewish Spectator" in 1970, "The Unfreedom of Jewish Women," was considered by historian Paula Hyman as a trailblazer in analyzing the status of Jewish women using feminism.