Our people have a grand destiny. Each and every one of us has a destiny. The great challenge today is quieting our minds, opening our hearts and allowing ourselves to hear the Divine voice within. It’s there.
Let’s stop reading just half the book. Let’s start reading our book — together.
Trump’s cozy first term fooled Israelis into thinking that Obama was the outlier. He was not.
Jews are now being portrayed as complicit in the administration’s excesses — or worse — blamed for the draconian measures being taken in the name of antisemitism.
Though largely forgotten today, Nathaniel Isaacs, the unlikely Jewish British adventurer, continues to shape how we perceive Africa, a land foreign to our own, one that continues to possess the possibilities of exploration, excitement, and the lure of the unknown.
A roundup of incidents, good and bad, happening on school campuses.
It’s time to reignite the promise of opportunity that once defined the Golden State, ensuring that higher education is accessible to all who seek it.
May was first proclaimed Jewish American Heritage Month in 2006 by presidential decree, celebrating more than 350 years of Jewish contributions to the United States and underscoring our nation’s commitment to pluralism.
Seventy-seven years after Israel’s miraculous creation, the fact that we need a pretext for rabbis — of all people — to safely express their unapologetically pro-Israel, pro-Zionist convictions is an indictment of our time.
A note to the Jews consigning their children to the Ivy League.
