A petition demanding that accounting professor Gordon Klein be fired from his position at UCLA’s Anderson School of Business, where he has been teaching for nearly four decades, has … more

Pundits will tell you that the most dangerous enemies of the Palestinian Arab cause are the Gulf kingdoms that have decided to recognize Israel, or the European countries that are moving their … more

Both parashat Korach and this week’s parsha, Pinchas, contain an unusual name of the Almighty: “They [Moshe and Aharon] fell on their faces and said, ‘O G-d, the G-d of the … more

Could a politician who positively identifies as Jewish and expresses pro-Israel sympathies ever be elected as head of state in a European country? The question is still a hypothetical one. In … more

Amnesty International’s latest report  charging Israel with being an apartheid state continues to be exposed for what it is — part of a widespread, … more

Parashat Kedoshim includes many well-known mitzvot, such as reverence for parents (Vayikra 19:3), the prohibition of lashon hara (19:16), and the obligation to demonstrate love toward other … more

 Editor’s note: Noa Tishby said on Sunday that the Israeli government had terminated her role as the Jewish state’s first Special Envoy for Combating Antisemitism and … more

In the days since Hamas launched its barbaric assault on Israel, there has been a lot of discussion about possible analogies between the current struggle and past chapters … more

In 1860, a relatively unknown one-term congressman named Abraham Lincoln stunned the country by prevailing over three prominent rivals — William Seward, Salmon Chase, and Edward Bates — … more

Issue of Dec. 5, 2008 / 8 Kislev 5769 Revisiting Glatt Kosher Kingdom To the Editor: Thank you for writing about our new supermarket, Glatt Kosher Kingdom ( Twenty-four hour shopping in … more