The Olympics and Palestinian Hate

by Jeff Jacoby Chairman of the Palestine Olympic Committee applauds terror attacks and denounces games that bring Arab and Jewish kids together.

The Pope in Auschwitz

by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff God has given the Jewish people the grace to cry.

I Learned More at McDonald's Than at College

by Olivia Legaspi and Prager University College taught me that my feelings are more important than anything. Working at McDonald's taught me that serving others comes first.

Frederick Weller’s Last Call

by Jeff Jacoby Jeff Jacoby’s tribute to his father-in-law, a volunteer fireman for over 60 years, who recently passed away.

Judaism's Guidelines for Voting

by Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein 4 guidelines the Torah gives for choosing great leaders.

Glamorizing Hitler

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller Fighting “Hitler Chic” isn’t just an issue of taste. It’s protecting the dignity of the six million Jews murdered and battling resurgent anti-Semitism today.

The Morning After the Election

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg Like it or not, Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump will be elected the 45th president of the United States of America. Here’s how we can prepare.

Work and Having Children

by Emuna Braverman My husband and I want to start a family but we both love our intense jobs and neither one of us is ready to give our job.

When the Victims of Terror Are Not Jews

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech The terrorism of Nice and the world's select outrage.

The Terrorist Attack in France

by Sara Debbie Gutfreund It seems that nowhere is safe. How do we live in these times of uncertainty?

Carnage in Dallas

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller The shooter had connections with a radical group that promotes violence against white people and Jews.

My Hateful Father

by Lauren Roth My father is constantly disrespecting me and refuses to get help.

Elie Wiesel's Love of America

by Jeff Jacoby He never forgot his American liberators, and never stopped loving the country that gave him a second lease on life.

Elie Wiesel Changed My Life

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller The Nobel Prize winner has died at the age of 87. His passion for life and Judaism left its indelible mark on me.

My Overly Sensitive Husband

by Emuna Braverman My husband is very sensitive and gives comfort to others in pain. But he takes things too personally and can fly off the handle.

Three Keys to Loving Your Job

by Rabbi Tzvi Broker 70% of Americans hate their job. Here’s Judaism’s formula for loving your work.

Does Evolution Contradict the Genesis Account?

by Rabbi Akiva Tatz and J-TV The rabbi offers his take on the question of whether evolution and the Torah's creation account can be reconciled.

Miracle on the Hudson

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen What was Captain Sully thinking as he calmly landed that plane on the water, saving everyone on board?

One German’s War against Hate

by aish.com A powerful video about one 70-year-old woman who has scraped off over 72,000 neo-Nazi symbols throughout Germany.

Wheelchair Envy

by Jane Doeberg I wish people would realize my child is mentally ill and is not going to grow out of it.

After Physical Abuse, Can My Marriage Heal?

by Emuna Braverman He is in counseling and working very hard on changing. Am I being a fool to stay and hope that he can change?

“Me Before You” Deserves the Backlash

by Shauna Walker The film distorts the experiences of people with disabilities and goes against Judaism’s value of human life.

The Orlando Massacre: A Hate Crime against Man and God

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech Omar Mateen unwittingly chose the very day on which God first proclaimed “Thou shalt not murder” to carry out his barbaric executions.

The Orlando Terror Attack

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller We must feel the horror of every terror attack, whether it’s Tel Aviv or Orlando.

Muslims Yes, Jews No: The Hypocrisy of the NY Times

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech Separate swimming hours to accommodate religious sensitivities provokes hypocritical response.

Feeling Forced into Religion

by Lauren Roth My parents keep Shabbat, but I’m just not really feeling it.

Killing Harambe: The Cincinnati Zoo Tragedy

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech It was a choice between a human life and an animal life.

Robert Kraft’s Inspiring Commencement Speech

by Robert Kraft Dream big, do good, and be a mensch.

The Billionaire who Won't Leave his Kids a Penny

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller The connection between wealth and happiness isn't what you think.

My Husband Doesn’t Care about My Feelings

by Emuna Braverman He is too busy running after his desires to really invest in our marriage.

Judaism, Depression and Happiness

by Rabbi Akiva Tatz and J-TV Exploring Jewish wisdom on the reasons for sadness and how to attain happiness.

Intruder in My Social Group

by Lauren Roth I have a former best friend who’s now trying to take away my friends!

Hiroshima, the White House and Israel

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech Those who instigate war need to pay the price for their evil. Unless it’s waged against Jews.

Saying Goodbye to Our Big House

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller Learning to live with less.

“Smelly Jews” and Harvard

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech The student’s offensive remark was not only anti-Semitic, it violated the sanctity of all human beings.

Unhappily Living Abroad

by Emuna Braverman I want to move but my husband refuses to discuss it. The stress is hurting me.

The Leicester Soccer Miracle

by Rabbi Ari Kayser It’s being hailed as the most remarkable story in the history of soccer.

UK: The Left's Anti-Semitism Problem

by Douglas Murray Revealing the root of the Labour party’s anti-Semitism.

Losing My Daughter to Israel

by Emuna Braverman My only daughter became religious, met a guy and plans on moving to Israel. I am devastated.

British Museum & Evidence of Israelite Slavery in Egypt

by Rabbi Yisroel Roll A mud brick with straw, stamped with a royal seal that says “House of Ramses ll,” and other cool artifacts.

Curfew Woes

by Lauren Roth When will my parents stop treating me like I’m a little kid?

The $13 Million Seder

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech Baseball player Adam LaRoche's stunning lesson about family and its connection to Passover.

Anti-Zionism Is the New Anti-Semitism

by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks The blood libel of our time.

Islamic Terror: What Muslim Americans Can Do

by Khurram Dara and Prager University A Muslim American activist, author and attorney, explains why it is Muslim Americans who must take the lead in identifying and combating Islamic extremists within their communities.

Shine a Little Light

by Yitzi Hurwitz, Performed by Various Artists An inspiring music video featuring many great Jewish singers performing a song written by a rabbi with Lou Gehrig's disease.

My Severe Mid-Life Crisis

by Emuna Braverman After 34 years of being happily married, it’s all going to pot. Nothing is making me happy.

Medical Miracles

by Dr. Jacob L. Freedman We are living in an age of wonder and hope.

Breeding Ground for Islamic Extremists

by Jeff Jacoby Why are there Muslim ghettos in Belgium but not in the United States?

Brussels & the Israeli Occupation

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech When will the world realize that Islamic terror has nothing to do with Israel?

Jew Nominated to the Supreme Court

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller Judge Merrick Garland gave an emotional tribute to his Jewish grandparents who paved the path that enabled him to reach this milestone.