An American Jew?

by Mrs. Lori Palatnik Where does my ultimate loyalty lie?

Against All Odds: George Kalmar’s Legacy

by Rabbi Gavriel Horan George Kalmar’s life is the story of a true Jewish hero.

Stamped for Life

by Rabbi Gavriel Horan Defying the Samurai code of honor, Chiune Sugihara risked everything to save Jewish lives.

Rocket Attacks in Israel

by Arsen Ostrovsky My country is under attack. Do you care?

Election 2012: Does the Jewish Vote Matter?

by Shmuel Rosner A non-partisan look at voting trends in the American Jewish community.

Evidence of the Jewish People’s Roots in Israel

by Richard Elliott Friedman The vast array of evidence is overwhelming and incontrovertible.

A Sukkah Invades Afghanistan

by Sandy Eller Could a Navy rabbi bring joy to a war zone?

Bibi & the Bible

by Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein Prime Minister Netanyahu’s speeches reveal the meaning and mission of Israel and Jewish destiny.

Red Line on Iran

by Michael Oren Why Israel needs to draw the line.

Israel is Not Our Enemy

by Abdulateef Al-Mulhim The real enemies of the Arab world are corruption, lack of education and freedom, and the Arab dictators who suppress their own people.

PM Netanyahu’s Speech to the UN

by Binyamin Netanyahu Iran must be stopped. The world cannot remain silent.

The Iranian Cloud

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons Celebrating Sukkot on the brink of a nuclear Iran.

An Unexpected Gift

by Rea Bochner I was a royal pain to most teachers. But one rabbi actually cared about what I thought.

A Motley Minyan

by Dr. Simon Yisrael Feuerman They’re frustrating and sometimes broken, but the men in my shul make services divine.

The Libyan Film Riots

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons If we take the wrong lesson, we're in serious trouble.

Where the Impossible Happens

by Rena Siev Building Israel, from the first grade up.

A Jewish Indian War Hero

by Aimee Ginsburg Jack Jacob, born into Calcutta’s Baghdadi community, bluffed the Pakistanis into surrendering 93,000 troops in 1971.

The New York Times' Broken Moral Compass

by Sarit Catz / Camera.org The Times double standard and obsession with criticizing Israel moves into overdrive.

The ‘Deterrence Works’ Fantasy

by Charles Krauthammer Deterrence worked with the Soviet Union. Here's why it won't work with Iran.

Bizrael Student Experience

by Lily Sherman An Israel trip for college students that shows the Israeli hi-tech start-up culture – up close and personal.

The Rachel Corrie Verdict

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons An Israeli court rules the bulldozer death an accident. The media continues to promote a libel.

Zev Wolfson: One of a Kind

by Jonathan Rosenblum One of the greatest Jewish philanthropists made sure to stay under the radar. What was behind his relentless drive?

Struggle for the Scrolls

by Ari Werth Iraq is hiding 365 Torah scrolls. Can they be rescued from further damage before it’s too late?

The Gift of a Second Chance

by Sarri Singer I will never forget that moment of eerie silence – the silence of those who were dead in every seat around me.

Zev Wolfson: A Modest Visionary

by Elliot Mathias Without fanfare, Mr. Wolfson took responsibility for the physical and spiritual survival of the Jewish People.

Minister Ebrahim, Resign

by Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein An open letter to South Africa's Deputy Minister.

Top 6 Reasons Why Israeli PR is So Bad

by Neil Lazarus And what you can do about it.

My Gush Katif Family: Seven Years Later

by Toby Klein Greenwald Fortunately they were able to painstakingly put the pieces of their lives back together.

My Victory over the Nazis

by Joseph Friedenson Destroying my father’s Talmud, they understood the secret of Jewish survival.

The Olympics & Completing the Talmud

by Rabbi Ahron Lopiansky The stark contrast of the two events sheds light on what it means to be a Jew.

The Talmud & Me

by Sergey Kadinsky I recently became a link in the chain of transmission that stretches back thousands of years.

Helping Victims of Terror

by Hyndi Mendelowitz Liora Tedgi’s bargain with God.

Are Holocaust Survivors Heroes?

by Elke Weiss Casting Holocaust survivors as nervy, pushy villains is a moral perversion.

Unbroken Spirit

by Yael Ehrenpreis Meyer Yosef Mendelevich’s heroic story of faith, courage and survival.

A Portrait of Greatness

by Rabbi Gavriel Horan Who was Rabbi Yosef Shalom Elyashiv?

Olympic Silence

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons Forty years after 11 athletes were murdered in Munich, Israel still mourns alone.

The Homeless Jew

by Deborah Eichler For a child of divorce, feeling tears on Tisha B’Av is easy. It’s finding hope that’s the real challenge.

Formula for Jewish Survival

by Rabbi Nachman Zakon Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakkai’s strange request reveals the essence of the Jewish people.

Rabbi Yosef Shalom Elyashiv: Man of Truth & Tranquility

by Rabbi Ahron Lopiansky A glimpse of his greatness.

What Happened to the Jews of Arabia?

by Sara Yoheved Rigler A story that should make every Jew shudder.

Encountering Terror

by Rea Bochner If I turn my back on Israel, I am the one defeated.

Healing a Wounded Covenant

by Bayla Sheva Brenner Children of Holocaust survivors reclaim their heritage.

A Modern Day Medical Miracle?

by Akiva Novick and Sarit Rosenblum Rabbi Rafoel Shmuelevitz, the rosh yeshiva of Mir who suffers from ALS, remarkably improves, signaling a medical breakthrough.

My Life as an Egyptian Muslim Radical

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons Dr. Tawfik Hamid reveals the indoctrination of Egyptian youth and the election of the extremist Muslim Brotherhood.

Iran, Israel, and the Bomb

by David A. Harris A prominent scholar who argues for a nuclear Iran could not be more wrong.

Message from Toulouse

by Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein Eva Sandler transcends victimhood to become a modern-day heroine.

An Open Letter to Alice Walker

by Dr. Denis MacEoin A must-read letter by the editor of Middle East Quarterly.

Alice Walker & Israel

by Yvette Alt Miller The Pulitzer Prize winner’s fanatical worldview has morphed into Jew-hatred.

Seven Principles of Jewish Leadership

by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks We are free. We are responsible. And together we can change the world.

An Open Letter to the Presbyterian Church

by Dr. Shmuel Katz Divestment policies against Israel are unfair and harmful.