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I was a teenager during the Gulf War. It was the first time I heard air-raid sirens. The sealed room we used then was the equivalent of today’s safe room. I was a little afraid, but I also enjoyed the unexpected break—being at home,…

In the aftermath of the horrific terror attack against Temple Israel, when Jews in Detroit and across America were dazed, vulnerable and feeling alone, the 135,000-strong Chaldean community in Michigan embraced us. No strings attached. No…

Summer time will officially start in Israel this coming Friday at 2:00 a.m. The clock will move forward to 3:00 a.m. and we will all lose yet another hour.

Which is adorable. The country can’t agree on a budget, a…

A couple of summers ago, I sat down in my Dad’s office and he asked me:
“Why do you come so often?”
I said: “To visit you.”
He said: “So, I’m not just the guy who sends you money?”
I said: “You’re my Dad!”

That was years…

Contrary to the persistent modern myth of the “stolen revolution,” the Ayatollah Khomeini’s regime did not steal anything. It gained power through the active and enthusiastic support of the Iranian left — communists, Marxists, and…

The headlines are currently dominated by Carrie Prejean-Boller’s loud claims of “religious persecution” following her removal from the Presidential Commission on Religious Liberty. But according to a scathing rebuke from fellow…

The recent Iranian missile attack on the U.S.-U.K. base at Diego Garcia represents a turning point in the Middle East conflict and necessitates careful strategic consideration. Iran has now shown that it has the intention and capacity to…

Growing up in New England, with a father who loved American history, the Revolutionary War was never just something we learned in school, it was something we lived and revisited constantly. Our family outings often felt like walking through…

Abraham Lincoln residentially most philosemiticaly

antisemites poetically shames,

in accordance with the Bible once commissioned by King James,

in which the Hebrew word for “eighty” is translated “fourscore “ vigesemitically,