This isn’t an argument about desserts. It’s about terrorism and bigotry and the worst type of double standards that demonize the Jewish homeland and the people who live there.

What we might call a domestic plague is a very real public crisis, perhaps more so now than ever.

In a strange way, I learned a lot from Ruby.

The year was 1963. I was ten years old and my sister, Jody, was eight.

In an age when even the unqualified are extolled as experts, Amir is one of the last, true experts in his field, fueled by an insatiable love for Iran, Israel and the Jewish people.

He left a disturbing legacy of inexcusable violence, but endures as a humanized figure of intense fascination for the American public.

Jewish outreach must be attractive without being intrusive, as well as mindful of other groups.

Children have a tough time appreciating the gift of a reprimand. Parents have a tough time doling them out.

To understand a mother’s love is to know the story of Ruth Pearl.

Being the “fewest” has forged the culture and character of the Jewish people.

Tu B’Av is a hopeful reminder that that which is broken might be repaired.

One has to wonder what Ben & Jerry’s Board means by “values.”

Haart’s show tells only one of the many stories of Jewish women—the story of one who is repressed and silenced at every turn.

The Jewish people are nothing if not resilient. In our 3,300-year history, from slavery in Egypt to the creation of ancient Israel, from our...

Much has been written about Critical Race Theory (CRT) and the obsession with race that is sweeping the nation. This moment of racial reckoning...

Even though Newsom is a strong favorite to defeat the recall on the ballot’s first question, nothing in politics is certain.

The new Israeli government lost no time in signaling that it sees a golden opportunity to reenergize the country’s alliance with Diaspora Jewry.

With the Tokyo Olympics in Japan set to commence this week, it’s worth remembering all that has happened, and not happened, in the intervening 49 years since the Munich Olympic games.

Masih Alinejad is public enemy number one, as far as Tehran is concerned.

I happen to be one of the “mad moms” who hate to see what the culture war over race and racism is doing to the education of our children.

The lack of interest in fighting antisemitism among young people isn't about Zionism or Israel.

Religion and everyday life are often seen to be at odds.

As the word has become common place in public discourse, its meaning has been diluted and compromised.

The Jewish ethical will is a forgotten genre of literature.

There’s a special role that educators can play in teaching young people to reject xenophobia and racism.

No longer will the denial of the collective rights of Jews to exist in their ancestral homeland be acceptable.

Malveaux’s anti-Jewish and anti-Zionist views are not unique—in fact, they are shared by many others in the discipline of Ethnic Studies, including at her own institution.

As Eric Garcetti prepares to head off to India as the U.S. Ambassador to that country, Los Angeles is still almost a year and a half away from its next scheduled election.

We are in a new era of antisemitism.

“Why do we hurt the people we love?” It’s an age-old question one might ask of today’s progressive movement.