I begin by sharing the link to my latest article , which went up on Front Page Magazine yesterday. It provides documentation of ways in

Tonight begins our Festival of Lights , Chanukah. And it occurs to me that this holiday has particular relevance for us this year. Chanukah has

On November 19, Ido Zoldan, an Israeli father of two from the village of Shavei Shomron, was killed in a drive-by shooting. Quickly, Al Aksa

November 29, 1947 was the day that the UN General Assembly voted for Resolution 181, in favor of the petition of Palestine into two states

Motzei Shabbat (After Shabbat) Bad enough that enemy of Israel Jimmy Carter libels us with charges of apartheid. Does our own prime minister have to

The early advent of Shabbat makes possible for me today only the very briefest of postings, but I wanted to touch on key matters, with

It would be a stretch of some proportions to say I am now happy with Olmert, but I am decidedly less unhappy. Yesterday he had

In Annapolis yesterday, President Bush read a joint statement on behalf of Olmert and Abbas. This was a last minute statement that was made possible

For the uninitiated: vaudeville is an old-time stage show in the US, which featured songs and dances, juggling, and slapstick (a physical comedy with collisions,

I wouldn’t say it here. I put out a proper posting. But allow me to quote my mother, who is 89 years old and lives