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Back in the late 1990s, when I began my writing career, I remember meeting a professor of journalism who had been a journalist for
A Half Century After The Atrocity, Germany Offers Apologies Fifty years after Palestinian terrorists murdered eleven Israeli athletes who had gathered in Munich for
In A Perfect World Months ago, a careless gardener, when removing some undergrowth, accidentally sliced through the stems of a large thatch of ivy
Another Terror Attack Averted I began my column last week with a report on the terror attack in the Jordan Valley, and I emphasized
In August, OU Kosher, the world’s largest kosher certifying agency, ran two hands-on, in-person learning experiences through its ASK (Advanced Seminars in Kashrus) OU
Parshas Ki Seitzei opens with the halachos of the aishes yefas to’ar. Rashi quotes the Sifri, who explains the reason the Torah permits
In what is shaping up as a landmark First Amendment case, a noted civil rights organization has joined a lawsuit filed by the attorneys
It is a famous line of the Satmar Rebbe, Rav Yoel Teitlebaum, but it is dear to me because I heard it from him
Another school year has started. Another Elul zeman in yeshiva has begun, and I can’t get the krias haTorah that ends off last week’s
Upon taking the oath of office on the steps of the US Capitol just 20 months ago, Joe Biden solemnly pledged to keep his
By Rav Chaim Zev Levitan Rav Yaakov Rajchenbach was my mechutan. With his passing, I lost my mechutan, but more than that I lost
Anyone who’s ever read a biography of a gadol will be struck, as I always am, at the incredible sensitivity these great individuals
