The tragic attacks, first in Sinai, then in Beirut, and now in Paris, should remind us that the fight against ISIS — the fight against Islamic terror — belongs to no one country and no one religion. We are all threatened, we must all fight, and with every means possible.
Three years ago, the Jewish Journal looked into whether the nuclear contamination from Rocketdyne’s Santa Susanna Field Laboratory posed continuing health concerns at Brandeis Bardin Institute in Simi Valley.
The night before the slaughter, the goat appeared in my dreams, crying. I awoke, startled, at 3 a.m., then tried to go back to sleep.
Monday night in Beverly Hills, a dozen Israeli and American Jews gathered for a night of luxurious despair over the Middle East.
Of all the places to be when Donald Trump said George W. Bush bore some responsibility for 9/11, I happened to be at the National September 11 Memorial Museum in Manhattan.
A month ago, we Jews were frantic over Iranian centrifuges. This month, we’re vexed by Palestinian knives.
Jeb Bush, meet Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel.
The easiest question of the second Republican presidential debate turned out to be the hardest: “Which woman would you put on the $10 bill?
A reporter called us one day last month.
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