I want to begin by switching gears today, to consider an important, and much neglected issue.  Last Thursday night, a symposium — co-sponsored by B’nai

Motzei Shabbat (After Shabbat) I’m not done talking about the election.  Not by a long shot. But it’s time, here, to return to consideration of other

Before I can proceed with other matters that are waiting to be addressed, I realize I must revisit the issue of the election.  I’ve had

What is it I’m supposed to say? That the people have spoken?  Technically, of course it is true  — for indeed Obama will be president

Sharing some significant articles today — relevant for this day and thereafter… “I Didn’t Leave the Democrats, They Left Me,” writes Sheldon Adelson (with my

Motzei Shabbat (After Shabbat) Likely my last major communication on the issue of the US election.  And this one with a very specific focus. On Friday,

Election day is five days away.  Particularly because the hurricane distracted Americans from the political issues at hand, and gave Obama a chance to appear

I realize that many of my NY readers, who took the brunt of the storm, may be without electricity now and for some undetermined time

Until US election day, that is.  I know some of my readers may be awaiting the megastorm Sandy and others may be into it already. 

Motzei Shabbat (After Shabbat) The news broke yesterday that Likud, headed by Binyamin Netanyahu, and Yisrael Beitenu, headed Avigdor Lieberman, who is currently foreign minister,