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December 13, 2016
In the Trump era, imams and rabbis struggle with a strategy to counter anti-Muslim hostily
A year ago, when several dozen Washington-area Jewish and Muslim religious and lay leaders jostled for spots in a group picture, the mood was convivial.
Both sides looking for a safe space
Whether I’m speaking to Trump voters or Clinton voters, their emotions are off the charts.
Report: Trump transition team checking possible locations for Jerusalem embassy
The transition team for President-elect Donald Trump is already checking into possible locations in Jerusalem for the U.S. Embassy, according to an Israeli news channel.
Black Tie Kids keeps youngest guests engagedolg
Mollie Yarsike, the owner of Black Tie Kids, was among a crowd of jubilant guests at a dinner party when she spotted a 5-year-old girl who looked lonely as her parents socialized with their friends.
Modern twists on wedding gifts
With the average age of brides in California just north of 28 and older than 30 for grooms, many affianced couples already have all the basics: the toaster and towels, linens and wine glasses.
Netanyahu to visit Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will visit two Muslim countries, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan, in a bid “to strengthen diplomatic, security and economic relations.”
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