Washington, D.C. – With the presidential candidates’ health now in the spotlight, their running mates’ positions on Israel are attracting fresh scrutiny from the Jewish

Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of op-eds aimed at the upcoming November presidential elections. We are actively seeking submissions from community

Richard Allen is not a careful, polished Jewish communal leader with a seasoned staff operating from a midtown Manhattan office, ensconced behind a stylized logo,

Long panned for harboring deep anti-Israel bias, the United Nations (UN) has often been discounted by critical Israeli leaders as an organization with little hope

Beginning with the bloody July 14 Bastille Day terror attack in Nice, France, that left 84 people dead, Western Europe has seen an unrelenting wave

The most remarkable thing about the recent failed coup in Turkey is how utterly unremarkable it actually was. While this particular coup was unsuccessful, since

The Jewish community’s polarization in reaction to the selection of Sen. Tim Kaine (Va.) as Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s running mate illustrates the political

Another scandal. What does that say about Orthodoxy? Rabbis? Me? What a Shame A brilliant talmid chacham (Torah scholar), who taught Torah to thousands both

“For the righteous may fall repeatedly but they arise again.” [Proverbs 24:16] Undoubtedly, one of the more challenging biblical episodes I have had to teach

At around 4:45 a.m. I jolted awake, in an unfamiliar bed, a moaning tune filtering in through the window of my bedroom. The muezzin, the

Back in the 1770s, Great Britain dominated the American conversation. After all, the colonies were trying to break free of their mother country and fight

Chief Rabbi of Efrat says Israelis have a misperception of Reform, Conservative Jews; ‘They’re our partners, not our enemies.’ As the controversy over the so-called