For those of you who pretend there is no politically liberal bias among the national media, consider these two recent events involving Hillary Clinton. First, national press reporters actually … more

Eyes glaze over. Faces sag. Bodies slump. Confusion overcomes and normally confident persons whither at hearing the phrase: everything requires thought. This is true of those who quickly want to … more

Last week, I started the third year in my volunteer job at Kulanu’s Camp Discovery. I love meeting up with my campers from last year, and look forward to meeting the new ones in my baking and … more

Ever since the blessing given to the Tribe of Gad by Yaakov in the middle of Parshat Vaychi, Gad has been considered to be the greatest soldier, and set of soldiers, known to Israel. So well known … more

What makes leaders willing to sacrifice everything? This week marked nine years since my cousin Benjy Hillman fell in battle leading his men into combat in the second Lebanon War in 2006. One would … more

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee distributed the following statement on Wednesday afternoon: AIPAC has consistently supported diplomatic efforts to end Iran’s nuclear weapons … more

Jewish organizations on Long Island and throughout the New York region were mobilizing this week to push back against the Iranian nuclear agreement that was announced on Tuesday. A forum is … more

After a marathon 17 days, the P5+1 deal with Iran is done. The final American concessions to are beginning to emerge and I can say with all confidence this deal stinks. It places America, our Sunni … more

The thing to remember in respect of the accord with Iran is that there are two Persias. One is the Persia of Cyrus the Great and the other benign kings, who were appreciated by the Jews. The other is … more

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has set Sept. 15 as a deadline for requests to review potentially underpaid Hurricane Sandy claims. Insurance policyholders can opt-in to the Sandy claims … more