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Ideally, Jews should marry Jews. But when they do not, the Jewish story does not have to end.

Exile changed Jewish culture, but it did not change Jewish origins.

The point was never to enforce the law. It was to show his Jew-hating supporters what a "tough guy" the mayor of New York City thinks he is.

Liberals did not betray Jews by caring about Palestinians. They betrayed Jews by deciding they could not care about both.

The Talmud teaches Jews how to disagree — yet we remembered the arguing and forgot the humility.

Israelis are not becoming less Western. They are becoming less naive.

Thirty-two years after 85 people were murdered at a Jewish community center, Iran and Hezbollah are still exporting terror — and the world is still struggling to confront them.

Orthodox Jewish communities have built their lives around obligation, family, education, and continuity. The rest of us should pay attention.

They described it as “a safe space for difficult conversations.” What they really wanted was an Israeli who would sit quietly and confess.

The most powerful Jewish expressions of love often never use the words “I love you.”