On the final night of Chanukah, Long Islanders were injected with a bonus dose of spiritual uplift, as Chabad of Mineola staged its 23rd annual telethon. The event, broadcast live on cable television … more

The theater in the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s New York Museum of Tolerance provides visitors with one simple lesson — you have a choice. To the left side of the screen, there are lists … more

A scholar in residence from Jerusalem will take a Woodmere shul on a spirtual journey through the Holy City this Shabbos, offering what is billed as “a loaded discussion” on entering Har … more

The massacre in San Bernardino by an Islamist husband-and-wife terror team forces us to recognize, once again, that the United States has to choose between isolationism and internationalism in its … more

It is almost hard to believe that it has been just a year since the horrific events in Paris in January of 2015.  The painful memories of the attack at the Charlie Hebdo magazine, followed by … more

The following joint statement by the RCA and the OU was distributed Wednesday night: The Rabbinical Council of America (RCA) and the Orthodox Union (OU) reject calls to limit immigration to the … more

JERUSALEM — Secretary of State John Kerry has set off a furor by suggesting that Israel was destroying itself as a Jewish state. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reacted angrily, telling … more

As menorahs are lit in private homes, shuls and public places throughout Long Island, Elnaton Chasser enjoys a public menorah lighting — and sufganiot — in Oceanside. more

In recent years, the so-called “Arab Spring” uprisings, the Syrian civil war, and the growth of jihadist terror groups like Islamic State have countered the perception that the … more

President Obama last week appointed second-generation anti-Israel activist, and former Iran deal crafter, Robert O. (Rob) Malley, as his “senior adviser on the counterinsurgency campaign … more