A basic question for a Zionist educator and rabbi has been, “Rabbi, what are Israel’s actual borders?” The Torah lists Israel’s borders in several places, our sages … more

With next year’s presidential primary vote in Pennsylvania scheduled for April 23 — the first day of Passover — legislators are trying to accelerate the primary, the AP reports. … more

A recent City University of New York Law School commencement address, approved and applauded by the administration, exposed CUNY’s antisemitism. But despite the widespread outrage and … more

The political achievements in the Middle East of two of America’s most impactful diplomats, former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and former Ambassador to Israel David Friedman, were rooted in … more

I first met Alon Shaya when he was a lanky, handsome youth at the Culinary Institute of America (CIA) in Hyde Park, NY. He radiated excitement and enthusiasm. He was a student in one of the finest … more

Another Orthodox Jew from New York is in line to serve as US ambassador to Israel. President Joe Biden on Tuesday nominated Jacob (“Jack”) Lew, 67 (pictured), to fill the position … more

Almost three years have elapsed since the signing of the Abraham Accords on the White House lawn on Sept. 15, 2020. Everything appeared to be progressing smoothly until early this summer, when a … more

The noise from Israel since the coalition announced its judicial overhaul in January has been so loud, so piercing, one question has gotten lost in the sea of protests: Given that the goal of the … more

When Israel signed the Abraham Accords, Haaretz  reporter Anshel Pfeffer wrote, “Zionism is an archaic and misleading term in our day and age.” Pfeffer was not the first to … more

Most of us never have to deal with antisemitic activists protesting outside our homes or harassing us at our jobs. We can make a conscious decision to face our opponents at rallies or protests or in … more