With all of the discussion about judicial reform, the state of the economy and social divisions, Israelis missed what should have been one of the biggest headlines in recent weeks. On the 75th … more

The diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) movement has developed a reputation for pushing Jews away. Employee resources groups (ERGs) aim to do the opposite. DEI programs tend to focus largely … more

Two-thousand scholars and enthusiasts of Esperanto descended on Turin in northern Italy this week. Esperanto is a 136-year-old artificial language with Jewish roots, which Adolf Hitler condemned in … more

Today’s Palestinian terrorists are created online, Shin Bet head Ronen Bar said on Monday. Speaking at the Tel Aviv Cyber Week Conference, Bar said that terrorists were “born from … more

Known worldwide for its specialized disability care and inclusion programming, ADI has a new item in its toolbox: dolls with feeding and breathing tubes that resemble those used by children with … more

People going out for an upscale dinner want great food, stellar service, and a certain level of ambiance. But with so many restaurants providing those things, the one word I often hear when people … more

It took me two years to recover from the death of my father, of blessed memory. To this day, almost 20 years later, I am not sure why. He did not die suddenly or young. He was well into his eighties. … more

Years ago, about to exit the doors of LaGuardia Airport after a long flight, I realized I had forgotten my tefillin on the plane. I rushed back to the gates only to discover I could not get through … more

Earlier this week, in an attempt to gain some space in my crowded apartment, I was going through some old records and discarding many of them. Uncertain about whether or not to … more

Parashat Chukat contains a mysterious passage that focuses upon a well: “From there to the well, that is the well of which Hashem said to Moshe, Gather the people, and I will give them water. … more