From the Editor

The left in Israel has learned everything they know from the way in which the left functions here in the United States. A Jewish leftist, whether in the States or...

Though the title of this article may imply otherwise, don’t think that my fondest recollection of the Pesachs of yore is solely about cake and cookies. They stand out,...

These are the real-life, hard economic facts—incomes are not keeping up with the cost of food, and that is especially true in our community around yom tov time. Forget about...

We are fortunate that former Prime Minister Yair Lapid’s term was short-lived and that we escaped the type of damage he could have done to the State of Israel...

Not so long ago, PPP meant Payroll Protection Program which was a way to get the U.S. government to pay businesses to not furlough their employees during the pandemic...

It was a pleasure meeting Rabbi Dr. Ari Berman, the president of Yeshiva University, last Sunday. We spent a good part of an hour getting to know one...

The bullets, the knives, the cars used as weapons, all have names on them, and it is difficult to internalize. But along with the tragic losses in these families...

With the arrival of the month of Adar, the Talmud says, we are mandated to increase the amount of joy in our lives. The primary motivation is that Adar...

We are a painfully divided people. This is true of those of us who live here in the U.S. as well as our brethren in Israel. Last weekend, two young...

The Super Bowl is over. It was a good game, but the food from the party that was a must for many is now in the garbage and all...