
Ignoring Racial Progress Hurts Future Progress
Telling America it is irredeemably racist undermines faith in our country. It encourages the taking down of institutions rather than their reform.

Telling America it is irredeemably racist undermines faith in our country. It encourages the taking down of institutions rather than their reform.

Just because Hanukkah and Christmas are around the same time doesn’t mean we need to compare them or lump them in together.

One lesson we learn from the Maccabees is that victories do not guarantee their perpetuation.

Whether coconut or olive oil, sfenj or patacones, celebrating women or hiding lit hanukkiahs away from sight, every Mizrahi or Sephardic Hanukkah tradition has its own vibrant story.

I can spend years asking myself, “Who am I?” But it won’t guide me as much as asking, “What should I do now?”

The Trump administration discarded old orthodoxies that had been proven to be time-tested failures.

Is it possible to fight the decline of Western civilization without taking ourselves so seriously?

Warnock is not Ilhan Omar. But he’s not exactly Moshe Dayan, either.

Please tell her to bring a shovel. I’ll fly her to a gold mine, and she can start digging.

Sir Anthony Hopkins is not only a good man, but he’s a courageous man.




