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This week on the podcast Mark and Lowell offer some quick thoughts about eating at restaurants.
The question is not only which campus will be safe for our children. It is who our children will be when they arrive.
Facing potential mob violence, silence can become a kind of rational, albeit disappointing, response.
Zionism, to me, begins with a decision: to stay and refuse to give up – even when election results disappoint us, even when the government pursues a course we fiercely oppose.
There is a special need for the critics of Israel to repent for their false charges against Israel of starving Gazans.
When TV was free, somehow there was always something to watch. It was a very Norman Rockwell experience. The whole family would gather in the living room. The dog was asleep on the woven rug.
The fact that he thinks such a once-radical message will be accepted by the American people speaks volumes as to the challenges that the winner of next week’s Israeli elections will face in the court of American public opinion.
Northern Ireland learned at a terrible price that political agreements alone cannot secure lasting peace while armed terrorist groups remain committed to violence.
A new damning disclosure may finally be too much for even diehard Democrats to overlook.
Greenberg is a veteran nonprofit fundraiser for Jewish organizations with ample experience in higher education as well.
Of course not. A scene of angry French Jews burning down government buildings is as likely as a UFO sighting.
I would make the best of two hundred and five years.
Having a brain and a voice that are intact means he can continue doing what he loves most: sharing his ideas with the world.
Notable people and events in the Jewish LA community.
One must remember that the pursuit of impossible utopias often ends up creating dystopias.
Many reflect about children’s additional responsibilities as they take on their new title.
