When President Donald Trump sent Vice President JD Vance to negotiate with members of the Iranian regime in Islamabad, people initially thought that Vance — reportedly the most outspoken voice in … more

Yeshiva University’s president called on technology leaders to take an active role in combating antisemitism and online hate, framing the challenge as both a moral and creative responsibility, in … more

In his commentary on the Counting of the Omer, “The Siddur Illuminated By Chassidus, Shabbos” (Merkos/Kehot, 2015), Rabbi Eliyahu Touger, formerly of Cedarhurst, now of Jerusalem, teaches us that … more

He never returned phone calls. He certainly never returned e-mails. He rarely smiled. He had very sophisticated tastes in wine and fine liquor. A seven-course gourmet dinner with a wine pairing … more

So many self-help books talk about vision. About dreaming big, setting goals, having the tenacity to pursue them no matter what stands in your way. And yet so many people walk through life doing … more

Rawan Osman says she grew up believing Jews were the enemy. Born in Damascus to a Syrian father and Lebanese mother and raised in Lebanon, Osman described an upbringing shaped by what she called … more

At the center of the Mosaic books is Sefer Vayikra. At the center of Vayikra is the “holiness code” (chapter 19) with its momentous call: “You shall be holy because I, the L-rd your G-d, am … more

I love lemons! They remind me of the summer that soon will come and, certainly, of spring’s fresh, clean, air. I love the sweet tart taste and sunny color of the yellow fruit. I am sure that I … more

The long election campaign of Péter Magyar and his Tisza party ended in an historic victory that led to the ousting of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who ruled the country for the past 16 … more

After Henry Stern found swastikas drawn on his backpack and faced threats at his Malibu, Calif., school, the then eighth grader readied for a fight. He asked a Jewish friend, who knew karate, to … more