We live in an age of infinite choices regarding alternative lifestyles, a reality that creates unparalleled freedom in people\’s living arrangements, but also great confusion.
Seeking to accentuate Jewish traditions that place a premium on ethical integrity, Los Angeles Orthodox rabbis are encouraging local businesses to sign up for a new seal of certification that ensures employers are treating workers fairly and humanely
When I looked around I saw a packed, spiritually moved house of Jews, many who looked a lot like me: Chuck Taylor sneakers, thick plastic glasses, the curly hair that always has reminded me of my family\’s story.
Appeasement of terrorism and \”Islamic fascism\” is as wrong and dangerous today as was the submission to Hitler in the Munich Agreement signed 70 years ago on Sept. 29, 1938.
I\’ve never understood why they call a last-minute election ploy an \”October Surprise,\” other than the fact that it usually happens in, you know, October.
Paul Krugman, a columnist for The New York Times, won the Nobel Prize for economics. Krugman, who also teaches at Princeton University, won for his analysis of international trade patterns
\” . . . So can a Jew remain true to the Talmud and Torah while simultaneously voting Republican? He not only should not — he cannot . . . \”
\”This is not an election where Jews feel they can wholeheartedly embrace either candidate. I\’ve had this conversation numerous times, particularly with older people. But at some point you have to make a decision, and I doubt Jews will sit out this election.\” — Jonathan Sarna\n\n
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