Saying that “Twitter has become its ultimate editor,” New York Times columnist and editor Bari Weiss resigned on Tuesday with a scathing letter to Publisher … more

The sobs came over the phone as Michael Beer described his father Ira’s lifelong commitment to Torah study and his family. A victim of the COVID-19 pandemic that has killed hundreds of … more

As a child, I spent most of my waking hours with two Black women who cared for seven Jewish children as if they were their own. I rode buses with them, navigated both secular city life and Jewish … more

There’s a reason why most Israelis find it difficult to listen patiently to lectures from liberal American Jews. For Israelis, their country is a real place filled with real people and … more

We are witnessing an unprecedented phenomenon: statues of American heroes ripped down by mobs or taken down by local governments with seemingly little deliberation. Additionally, long-standing … more

In “The Koren Tehillim,” Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Hersh Weinreb presents practical takes on each of the 150 psalms … more

To the editor, Regarding Alyza Lewin’s article, “Fighting back against Jew-hatred on campus,” in The Jewish Star on July 10. A college student asked me what to do if he … more

Bethany Mandel wasn’t unnerved back in May when people all over the world were decrying her as a “Grandma killer.” After all, the Orthodox mother of four and rising star in the … more

There are a lot of things wrong with woke culture. While the impulse to demonstrate solidarity with the oppressed and opposition to bad things like racism is, in principle, praiseworthy, the … more

It’s been surreal watching from Israel as Americans discuss my future. I’ve gotten used to presidents spending years developing plans for my neighborhood and other towns in Judea and … more