The Abraham Accords Face Challenges Ahead
As we celebrate the second anniversary of the Abraham Accords ...
Ken Burns’ Holocaust Documentary May Be Hard on America, But Not Hard Enough
In September 1944, David Ben-Gurion rose before the Asefat Hanivcharim.
Haredim ‘R’ Us
You could have set your watch to it:
Respect (and Make Good Use of) Your Elders
The statistics for Jewish elders should startle you.
Lapid’s Triumph in Germany
The long, complicated and tragic relationship between Jews and Germany was front and center last week.
Secular Education in Chasidic Schools
The recent, highly anticipated New York Times “exposé” of Chasidic yeshiva education in New York State did not disappoint.
What Queen Elizabeth Meant to a British Jew Like Me
The death of Queen Elizabeth II after 70 years on the throne is a devastating loss.
Memories of the Munich Massacre
As the world was amazed by the superhuman achievements of the proud Jewish swimmer Mark Spitz ...
The Unlearned Lessons of 9/11
Last Sunday marked the 21st anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.
Envisioning an End to Hunger
At this time of year, Jews around the world engage in moments of reflection and renewal.