The bereaved father has tirelessly sought answers as to why his 19-year-old daughter had to die, but he has yet to receive any.
“Songs for the Brokenhearted,” Tsabari’s first novel, was worth the wait.
At a time when my granddaughters are threatening to grow up way too fast, this time together has become a memory I’ll always treasure.
Darryl Cooper, a right-wing pseudohistorian, is making outrageous claims, when left-wing and Islamist antisemitism are at an all-time high.
If you had two days to compile documents and recordings for a time capsule to be opened centuries from now, what would you select?
Trumpeldor was a friend of Jabotinsky, a leading Zionist leader, and a Russian war hero.
We have to remember the beautiful, precious, kind, and generous soul whose absence causes this sorrow.
Nothing is normal in Israel after 11 months of war, after constant battles on three fronts, after 11 months of desperation for our hostages still held captive, after the execution of six of them.
There may indeed be a right path and a wrong path here, but it is far from clear which is which.
Last week the Safra Center in New York City held an event commemorating the 20th anniversary edition of Rabbi Jonathan Sacks’ “A Letter in the Scroll,” and his upcoming fourth yahrzeit.
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