The pro-Israel camp is asking the wrong questions Instead of lamenting why the Jewish state isn't treated the same as other countries, why not focus less on fitting in and more on standing out? Rabbi Daniel Rowe Feb. 5, 2025
Rabbi’s letter fetches $700,000 at auction The 18th-century manuscript by the Or HaChaim offers a rare glimpse into Moroccan Jewish history. Assaf Golan Jan. 26, 2025
Four ways to cherish the ‘chosenness’ of the Jews Just as out of all the women of the world, a man’s wife is his beloved, so, too, out of all the nations of the world, the Jews are God’s beloved. Shlomo Vile Jan. 13, 2025
Imam preached hatred of Jews at mosque near New Orleans attacker’s home “Hitler hated the Israelites so bad because of the economy thing; they were in control of the economy,” Eiad Soudan of Masjid Bilal said in November 2023. Jan. 3, 2025
Who calls the shots? There is something called Divine Providence. It is Jewish theology and part and parcel of our belief system. Rabbi Yossy Goldman Jan. 2, 2025
Pope Francis, Israel and the Vatican’s historical hypocrisy The Vatican’s condemnation of Israel reflects a double standard, especially when contrasted with its relative silence on other human rights abuses. Amine Ayoub Jan. 1, 2025
Ambassadors attend Western Wall Chanukah lighting to combat Jew-hatred "There are nations and countries, led by the United States, standing by our side in this struggle with the torch of freedom in their hands." Jan. 1, 2025
Jewish education is a lifelong endeavor While the lessons are indeed old, they have stood the test of time by guiding generations of people wrestling with big questions. Rabbi Ana Bonnheim Dec. 30, 2024