Opinion

By Susanna Lachs Adler This week, Jewish communities around the world have come together to celebrate and observe Passover. The cherished seders are steeped in...

By Anndee Hochman My roommate is trying to fix the dripping faucet. This is not a coronavirus problem: the tap in the kitchen has been...

By Rabbi Charles Sherman This year, in particular, the question, as well as the answer, takes on greater relevance. In years past, we talked about...

By Dr. Leon S. Malmud On Dec. 7, 1941, our nation was attacked by the naval and air forces of the empire of Japan. Our...

By Matt Shipon Nothing makes my fiancée’s mother happier than dropping off some dinner that she cooked for us. Frankly, nothing makes me happier than...

By Anndee Hochman My friend was the first to spot the rainbow. Smaller than an index card, a wicket of wobbly lines — red, vermilion,...

Immigration Struggle and Holocaust Not the Same I would like to comment on the letter written by David Broida (“Kvetch ’N’ Kvell,” March 19). Although...

By Rabbi Jonah Rank Since COVID-19’s arrival in the United States, working parents in the USA have felt a change at home. As their residences...

By Rabbi Rayzel Raphael It has not escaped my attention that the crisis of the coronavirus has ramped up between Purim and Passover. Purim, like Yom...

By Sharon Taylor I am descended from a singularly resilient woman. Recently, my fascination with genealogy led me to examine her life in the years leading...