Rabbi Shmuley Boteach
Rabbi Shmuley Boteach is the founder of The World Values Network. He is also what The Washington Post calls “the most famous Rabbi in America” who served as Rabbi to Oxford University for 11 years. The international best-selling author of 30 books, he is also the winner of the London Times Preacher of the Year competition. His latest book is “Lust for Love,” co-authored with Pamela Anderson. He is on Twitter @RabbiShmuley.
Boteach to his friend Roseanne: “This is a time for earnestness, not sarcasm”
June 27, 2023
I call on my friend Roseanne to speak the truth on the Holocaust she knows all too well, and the sooner the better.
Israel and Antisemitism: My Conversation with Presidential Candidate Robert Kennedy Jr
June 3, 2023
Today I met with Democratic Presidential candidate Robert Kennedy, Jr. and discussed Israel, the rise of antisemitism, and Kennedy’s recent tweet where he supported Roger Waters.
The Political-Industrial Complex That is Destroying America
April 18, 2023
I saw firsthand how toxic politics are manufactured and sold by an industry of political consultants who supposedly get candidates elected.
A Heart-Broken Son Mourns His Mother
February 13, 2023
If you would have told me that I, her youngest child, whom she always called her baby, would be conducting his own mother’s funeral, which I did yesterday, just three months after her 80th birthday, I would be in shock.
Don’t Condemn Al Sharpton When He Condemns Antisemitism
December 27, 2022
What is critical for the increasingly frayed relationship between African-Americans and Jews is that we not allow people like Whoopi Goldberg and Kanye West to be its spokespeople. Blacks and Jews are, and always were, brothers and sisters. How did we allow it to come to this?”;td_smart_list_h”;h1
Tucker Carlson’s Silence on Kanye West Is Deafening
October 31, 2022
The Jewish community has a right to expect that the most highly-rated cable host in America would at least do better than Adidas and hold Kanye to account.
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