Last Thursday, Orthodox Jewish student Shabbos Kestenbaum implored lawmakers in a hearing on Capitol Hill to hold universities accountable for enabling anti-Semitism on their...

According to the GPS in our vehicle, we are currently in the Dahiya neighborhood in western Beirut. The software seems to have a mind...

A recent article published in The Washington Post bore the headline “What the Pentagon Has Learned From Two Years of War in Ukraine,” promising...

Can you remember the last time a consumer of rats merited an obituary in The New York Times? Me neither. But the recent demise...

There are few topics that elicit as much passion as chinuch. Whether you’re a parent, student, teacher or rebbi, everyone has an opinion, and...

In recent years, the late Japanese diplomat Chiune Sugihara has been widely honored for helping to save thousands of Jews from the Holocaust, including...

Miles (Mordechai Pinchas) Berger is the chairman and CEO of the Berger Organization, overseeing the company’s large real estate portfolio in both the commercial...

It would be premature to eulogize the influence of the “Squad,” the cohort of Congressional “progressives” (scare quotes because progress is in the eyes...

The last time we spoke was right after the October 7 atrocities, and you were pretty pleased with President Biden’s response. Have things changed...

From time to time, I receive questions from the readers of the Lunchbreak column about their business, asking to share advice from others who...

Covered in blood, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is eating a child. That succinctly describes a cartoon published by a Libyan news organization on this...

Javier Milei, recently elected president of Argentina, a country of close to 46 million people, is undoubtedly a phenomenon in international politics. His trip...

On September 10, 2023, a week before Rosh Hashanah, I got a call from Rabbi Mendy Kotlarsky asking me to meet with this underdog...

There is increasing alarm at the rising trend of anti-Semitism among the elite universities in America. A growing number of blatantly anti-Semitic groups have...

It was 1967 and nine-year-old Bassem, a Yerushalayim-born Arab, was visiting his aunt’s one-room apartment in the Old City. The aunt’s radio was broadcasting news...

After pursuing his lifelong dream of becoming a doctor, Yehuda Sabiner, an ardent Gerrer chasid and resident of Bnei Brak, made history when he...

Professor Rosa Krajmalnik-Brown Explains How Changing the Microbiome Can Help People with Autism  The quest to treat autism isn’t limited to a study of the...

The nursing home industry is part of the senior care business boom in our economy; many people in the community are involved in this...

A popular political game these days is something I call “Black and White”—where one political party or label or movement is a knight in...

A widely respected mechanech and mashpia, Rabbi Pinchas Breier is the son of noted Belzer composer Rabbi Yosef Tzvi Breier, who also serves as...