Hope is an act of defiance. To mourn and still believe in the American promise, to grieve and still celebrate Shabbat, to ...

Hank Rearden, one of Ayn Rand’s “righteous” industrialists asks: “What man.” “Robin Hood….He was the man who robbed the rich ...

Israel was, and still is, the womb of revelation. It was from her soil that God introduced Himself to the world—not as a ...

The peacebuilders are closing this week devastated — but determined. Once again, they’ll turn pain into purpose and march ...

Her second book, The Genealogical Science, takes the erasure further—not just denying history, but denying Jewish peoplehood.

Defending Our People, Upholding Our Values: Behar-Bechukosai’s Message to Our Generation ...

General equilibrium (GE) theory—long the domain of abstract economic models—has found unexpected relevance in today’s turbulent geopolitical and geofinancial landscape. Originally designed to model ...

Shortly after this incident, only two angels appear at Sodom to warn of the impending doom. Why only two angels, and not ...

If one had already been tied to the stake to receive lashes and he ran away from the court and escaped, he is exempt from ...

Shabbat is the most important day of the week. On one hand it is bound to time, but on the other hand, we step off of time.

The slayings of a young couple and a pregnant woman are not only the latest signs that antisemitic terrorism is spreading like an inferno. They are also powerful reminders that the hatred behind this ...

The weaponization of antisemitism has emerged as a wedge issue within the broader conversation about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) on college campuses. A major factor fueling this debate is ...