One of the most persistent and controversial debates about the history of World War II concerns the role of the Catholic Church during the Holocaust, and specifically, the actions of Pope Pius XII. … more

N ow that he’s a frontrunner for the Democratic presidential nomination, Sen. Bernie Sanders is finally being asked some tough questions about what it means to be a Socialist in 2020. But a … more

The hundred rockets and missiles that Gazan terrorists launched into Israel last week served as yet another reminder that we have an account to manage with Gaza. “Manage,” not … more

Yeshiva of South Shore’s rosh hayeshivah compared his students to the Mishkan’s gold cherubim, in an address at YOSS’ annual gala on Sunday night. Rabbi Binyamin Kamenetzky … more

Patients at Northwell’s North Shore University Hospital in Man-hasset will enjoy beautiful shabbat packages due to the efforts of the families of the Young Israel of West Hempstead. Close to … more

Reacting to recent attacks against Jews in the United States, Herut North America created and is offering a new cutting-edge guide to help shuls better organize their security efforts. The … more

There is lots of nutritional knowledge out there and plenty of advice on diet do’s and don’t’s. Diets are everywhere and eating fads are abundant (eat fat, no carbs; eat carbs, … more

Israel’s chief Ashkenazi rabbi ruled that Jews should not touch or kiss mezuzot, so as to avoid infection by the coronavirus, and the president of the Conference of … more

You may not find it surprising that Mordechai and Esther are the most popular in our (wildly unscientific) “Favorite Purim Person” poll. After all, Esther was a young orphan girl … more

When Sarah Julia Seldin arrived at the main national gathering of Jewish foodies in 2016, she was disappointed to find no programming aimed specifically at people like … more