Engaging in playtime with your kids can be more powerful than you think! By seeing play for the skill-building practice that it is, getting involved with your kids when they do it, and expertly … more

The United States gave consent to a historic move on Jan. 28, 2020, when as part of its “deal of the century” peace plan, it recognized Israel’s right to apply sovereignty over … more

When the top editor of the world’s newspaper of record flips and flops and flips again on a subject as sensitive as use of the N-word, you know things are getting messy at the New York … more

Twenty years ago this week, my book, “IBM and the Holocaust,” exposed with crystal clarity — backed up with a literal tower of physical documentation — that IBM knowingly … more

Since he started his business in 2006, Avi Ackerman — the man behind I Know A Guy Inc. — has become the go-to general contractor in and around the Five Towns. For 15 years, he’s … more

A 12-branch copper candelabra kindled on holidays by Jews in 18th-century Italy. Sheets of prayers handwritten in Hebrew by an unknown scribe in 15th-century Spain. An oven for baking matzah from … more

Last week marked six years since Argentine Special Prosecutor Alberto Nisman was found found dead the day before he was to provide evidence to the Argentine Congress he said proved that … more

What follows here is a story about a politician from the extreme left, a politician from the far-right, and a painting replete with anti-Semitic tropes that’s been traveling around the … more

Following the Capitol riot, there has been a renewed emphasis on the threat from white-supremacist hate groups from the Biden administration, much of the media as well as the organized Jewish … more

A coalition of 51 Jewish and pro-Israel organizations has adopted the working definition of anti-Semitism crafted by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA). The organizations are … more