
The Jewish Value Missing in Joe Biden’s Speech
The Jewish value of taking responsibility — both for our lives and the welfare of our nation — is the harder sell.

The Jewish value of taking responsibility — both for our lives and the welfare of our nation — is the harder sell.

There is no question that America has been a land of opportunity for Jewish people. But there’s also a tendency in this country to ignore extreme Jew hatred on both the right and the left. To let it fester. To rationalize it. To try to explain it.

There were rabbis, there were arguments, there was fretting over the future, there was mishpacha.

Every soul, the Torah teaches, is an entire world. It is the duty of the living to remember the deceased and all the good they did.

President Trump congratulated her on the victory.

It was the fifth night in a row that Israel struck Hamas targets.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE), in making a historic deal with Israel, woke up. They’re telling the world and the people of the region: Israel is not our enemy. Israel doesn’t want to invade us. Israel has a lot to offer.

Israeli defense officials hail a “perfect” Arrow 2 interceptor trial, which shot down a missile fired at Israel from the Mediterranean Sea.

Jewish groups condemned the question as anti-Semitic.

In return for Israel halting its plans to annex parts of the West Bank, the UAE will launch full diplomatic ties with the Jewish state. This is a sea change.




