7 Questions: Unsung Hero
by Jenny HazanDefying U.S. policy, Harry Bingham IV saved thousands of Jews fleeing the Nazis with fraudulent visas.
Defying U.S. policy, Harry Bingham IV saved thousands of Jews fleeing the Nazis with fraudulent visas.
At universities across America, criticism of Israel's policies turns into something much more disturbing.
Remembering Rabbi Dr. Bernard Lander, the founder of Touro College.
Let's unite the Jewish people for one minute.
Why Purim best expressed their loyalty to their Jewish heritage.
Alarming anti-Israel activity at UC Irvine and other universities.
The irony of tefillin threatening the lives of innocent people.
Three weeks ago I did something I have never ever done before. I danced at a cemetery.
The amazing journey of Jim Long, an observant Noachide.
Uncovering an unforgettable story on an isolated island in Greece.
Dignitaries join in launching new building at the Western Wall.
A Holocaust scholar, the niece of an SS-officer who oversaw the slaughter of 30,000 Jews, returns to the scene of the crime.
NY Times' David Brooks could not possibly have gotten it more wrong
A Jewish family comes home to discover their house festooned with holiday lights.
Confronting the disturbing phenomenon of overt Jew hatred in high schools.
New U.S. anti-Semitism envoy facing formidable task.
Magnetic, spiritual, ancient and contemporary -- a Torah scroll connects Jews of every stripe to every other Jew of the past, present and future.
The choice between freedom and identity is a false one.
Belinda and I struggled with the idea: Does God care if we intermarry?
What used to work doesn't anymore. Here's what you need to do.
The remarkable story of a group of Holocaust survivors who hid in one of the world's largest caves.
Why a Las Vegas police officer sued his department for religious discrimination.
A powerful dialogue between children of perpetrators of the Holocaust and children of survivors.
An open letter to the Jewish community from a 16-year-old who has Aspergers.
The death of Asaf Ramon is a shocking national tragedy.
Boycotting Israeli films is just the beginning.
The most important lesson I learned from Sholom still sends me shivers, nearly three decades since his passing.
"There can be no deals with terrorism whatever the circumstances."
After 20 years of story telling, the realization hits that it was at someone else's expense.
Children from New York read a story written by Gilad Shalit: "When the Shark and the Fish First Met."
An inspiring true story of dedication and renewal.
When I converted, I wasn't looking for a new community. But that's exactly what I found.
If the news turns out to be true, how could such a thing happen?