Glass roof falls in during N.Y. Purim party

Operation Anthropoid, the destruction of Lidice, and why Jan Kubiš and Jozef Gabčík belong among the greatest heroes of the Second World War

Unlike Dana Nessel, most Jews still consider the existence of the Jewish people, and the Jewish state, to be a Jewish value. They’re proud to be Jews—and they’re equally proud of the role Jews have played in human history.

Terrorism is of such an extraordinary nature that it requires little moral justification to apply the death penalty.

For the Jewish community, this threat is particularly severe because Jewish life is built around proximity, continuity and intergenerational relationships.