Yeshiva Bochurim Afraid to Return Home for Shabbos As the old saying has it, the train has left the station. Or, in our case,

One Hundred Thousand Jews Visit the Kosel This past weekend was a time of great emotion here in Israel. In America, you are accustomed

Rav Dov Landau’s Statement Sends the Country into a Tizzy The Israeli political world is in an uproar. While we projected last week that

Knesset Summer Session Opens with Draft Law on Center Stage The Knesset began its summer session this week, and the secular media used the

Israel Searches for Solution to Drone Threat Everyone in the country has been talking about two topics: Meron and the draft law. As I

Girl Dies of Wounds Sustained in Missile Attack I will begin this week’s column with the news of another tragedy that has left Eretz

The Ceasefire with Iran Does Not Please Everyone I have much more to write about. For instance, the dollar has dropped to a level

Whispered Comment Exposes Lawyers’ Agenda These days, the world has its eyes on Iran. Is the ceasefire holding? Is Iran accepting Trump’s dictates, or

The Yahrtzeit of Rav Shlomo Wolbe Pesach is the holiday of miracles and the source of the emunah that we carry with us throughout