By Vera Kessler
Are you a single mother, widow or divorcee who dreads shabbos (shabbat)?
Attitudes in Europe, and in Sweden and Denmark in particular, have challenged basic respect for the religious beliefs of other and common decency in general.
People throw around the term “Jewish unity” all the time, but what does it mean and how do we achieve that important goal? Do we have to agree with everyone?
Tackling the issues that could potentially redefine his entire presidency, President Trump addressed the nation and called for unity.
Can't they all just get along? Hopefully not.
By Rabbi Dr. Nathan Lopes Cardozo
Nobody doubts that unity of the Jewish people is of crucial importance. Still, we have to ask ourselves if in all cases unity is really THE highest value to strive for.
Those in the Orthodox world who demean the crowning event of modern Jewish life– the reestablishment of Israel as a Jewish homeland – must ask themselves: Am I like Pinchas? Is my zealousness true?
By Sandy Eller
While there were those who chose to avoid the paint, I wasn’t one of them.
By JNi.Media
Each year, the printed collection of signatures, bound together in a book, is presented to a different MK.
“If we can speak with Mahmoud Abbas, we can speak with Netanyahu,” Herzog said.
By Batya Medad
Bibi wants a national unity government, because his narrow coalition (61 out of 120 MKs) is too tight to allow him to make any policy changes
By Rachel Levy
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu says Islamist terrorism is "rearing its head" in Europe - and yet the EU praises unity with Hamas.
My harsh criticism is reserved for extremist behavior that is a result of those Hashkafos – even if it is from my own.
By Uri Bank
I will also work towards being your “Congressman” in the Knesset, with the level of connection and accountability that Anglos are accustomed to.
Following Naftali Bennett's reported statement that he won't allow three-fourths of the National Union party to run with the Jewish Home, American-born candidates for the Jewish Home party’s Knesset list Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel say they would rather see a merger of the two National Religious parties even if it costs them their chance at the Knesset.