Mark Twain’s novel “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,” published in 1884, is sometimes banned because of its constant use of the horrific term “nigger,” yet it is the least racist book imaginable.

This past July, Leo Terrell stepped onto the stage at the Israel on Campus Coalition National Leadership Summit, the largest pro-Israel student gathering ...

Yesterday, I visited the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam. In this imagined essay, Anne Frank reflects on the Holocaust, the massacre of October 7, and why the State of Israel and a strong IDF are the ...

A digital series produced by ILTV and sponsored by Israel Bonds is amplifying passionate voices speaking up for Israel ...

At a time when thousands of Angelenos struggle to afford rent, groceries and other basic needs, Jewish Family Service LA (JFSLA) is launching the Community Impact Network, a training program designed ...

In other words, we must give ourselves the tools to grow…if we want to grow. The indoor plants need extra elements to survive. Why wouldn’t we examine our souls and offer the same gifts to ourselves?

Here is the reason you may see this aged Jew mix dissent into the discourse of the hermeneutics of suspicions Eward Said’s disciples weave for ...

If escaping overcrowded tourist hotspots while discovering Europe’s best-kept secrets are on your bucket list, then these ...

We should never stop fighting the haters, but we should fight them as Jewish Americans, not just as Jews who worry only about ...

Mark Gerson’s new book, “God Was Right,” offers a continuous dance between ancient wisdom and modern science, and comes out ...

A “gate” (sha’ar’ in Hebrew) is read to mean a place where our inner life meets the outer world: metaphorically, our eyes, ears and mouths. We can shut them, we can open them. The world comes in ...

Rick Lupert, a poet, songleader and graphic designer, is the author of 29 books including “God Wrestler: A Poem for Every ...