Twenty-five years ago, when Nancy Broth started her business, she signed a contract with El Al and helped people book their flights abroad. Today, Broth—owner of Caves Travel in Pikesville, … more

Signs along the road remind drivers and hikers not to drop fruits or vegetables on the ground as they make their way through the Negev desert. It’s a small request for people to help preserve … more

Everyone knows that taking care of your teeth can help prevent tooth decay and the need for extensive work such as root canals or implants. But do you know that the benefits of good teeth can go … more

I’m not sure what side I come down on about Elor Azraya, the IDF soldier who shot and killed a Palestinian stabber last week as he was laying on the ground. My initital reactions were anger, … more

The tragedy of Israeli deaths in the recent Istanbul suicide bombing might come with a silver lining for Israel, with the attack generating a brief moment of solidarity between the Jewish state and … more

My eldest son is nine years old and in third grade. He understands that the name Hitler … more

With Long Island getting in gear for a busy two weeks of presidential primary policking, the multi-million-dollar state Senate race on the South Shore is insisting on not taking a back seat. Both … more

Over the years, I’ve spoken at or attended a number of academic conferences on the subject of rising anti-Semitism. Parleys like these are essential for boosting our understanding of why, seven … more

The passing of a television writer is not the sort of event that usually raises questions about the future of American society. But the recent death of Earl Hamner, Jr., creator of the 1970s series … more

Students from HANC High School attended an intimate town hall meeting at Hofstra University for Republican presidential candidate John Kasich on Monday. The … more