IDF Spokesman Read Adm. Daniel Hagari said early Sunday in Israel: "A short while ago, the IDF identified the Hezbollah terrorist organization preparing to fire missiles and rockets toward … more

The New York Times’ long-form criticism of Bari Weiss last week struck me as hypocritical and dishonest — and a long time in coming. I suppose even for the Times, it takes a while to … more

The Palestinian Arab cause is among the most successful in world history, generating untold political, economic and emotional assistance from Western people and nations. Yet ironically, few if any … more

We were remined during the three weeks of multiple opinions in the Talmud encouraging introspection over interpersonal relationships. Their suggestion stems from the opinion that it was baseless … more

I remember when Alabama Gov. George Wallace in 1963 barred entry of two students, James Hood and Vivian Malone, to the University of Alabama because of their race. The response from President … more

American Jews are beginning to respond to systemic antisemitism in higher education by “voting with their feet.” The New York Post reported this week that, for the first time, no … more

Rabbi Shai Held’s latest book, “Judaism Is About Love: Recovering the Heart of Jewish Life,” is the culmination of a career spent correcting a great misconception, namely that … more

This week in Parshat Eikev we read of Moshe telling the people of what’s to come when they cross the Jordan River and enter the land inhabited by populations much larger and stronger than them: … more

A little less than a year after Nazi Germany invaded Belgium in May 1940, the Jews in the city of Antwerp — where slightly more than 50% of the country’s Jews lived at that time — … more

In the face of an uproar and the threat of litigation, the Belgian magazine that published a call to “stab every Jew in the throat” has pulled the article. Humo magazine at first … more