Rogers invites us back to ve’ahavta l’reacha kamocha: love your neighbor as yourself, and organize your life so you actually meet them.
Living in Los Angeles, getting robbed and/or beaten can happen anytime, anywhere, but it’s at night when we feel more vulnerable.
Israel’s friends face a series of wrenching decisions in the months and years ahead: do we maintain our standards and support only those candidates who are unflinching Israel allies?
Just as bad news appears everywhere, so does the algorithm of gratitude. No matter where our life is at, we can find something to be grateful for. There is some magic in that simple idea.
Providing each patient with their own risk and benefit for hepatitis B vaccine should be standard work.
The anti-hyphen warriors claim to be merely calling out a hate movement.
I encourage you to document the stories of your parents, grandparents, and older loved ones. I wish I’d had the opportunity to sit down with my grandparents and do this.
Too many voices on both the left and the right disparage Israel for how its military has been deployed in Gaza, without raising similar questions about Hamas’ terrorism, which began and continues the war.
We can’t depend on Jew-haters to unify us. It’s one thing to share common enemies; it’s quite another to share an extraordinary story that connects us through the generations.
After years of terrorizing Israelis with existential threats, the Islamic regime is now worried about its own existence. In a region where the projection of power is everything, that is humiliation.
