Nearly two decades after their prime, a group of former athletes take on younger players and their own illustrious past

As the leading targets of hate crimes, Jews are routinely being attacked in the streets of New York City. So why is no one acting like it’s a big deal?

How a visit from my dead mother led me to the Lubavitcher Rebbe and showed me the way to heal our world

When the crazies took over the city I loved, I knew it was time to get out

Those accusing the Jewish state of systemic racism have little to say about the orchestrated and massively successful efforts of the past decade

Don’t try to save the people on either side of the conflict. Just listen to them.

Cutting-edge Israeli defense technology has become increasingly critical to American military operations

Weeks after security forces kicked me out of Venezuela, I was at the Colombian border praying with a rabbi I’d never met before and preparing for the dangerous journey back into the country

A new book gives us Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson as social reformer

A parade of diverse people—poets and politicians, generals and physicians, God-fearing and disbelievers—turned to the Lubavitcher Rebbe for guidance. Why?

The illusions and realities of American foreign policy in the Middle East from Oslo to Cairo to Trump and beyond

A conversation with Ariel Helwani, a Montreal Jew of Mizrahi extraction whose climb to the top of mixed martial arts journalism just landed him a new show on ESPN

After witnessing the Stonewall riots first hand, Mark Segal went on to become one of the most influential LGBT activists and publishers in America

For millennia Europe was the center of diaspora life but as Jews continue fleeing the continent, by the end of this century all that’s left will be a Jewish graveyard

Europe’s refugee crisis has revived interest among Scandinavians in their nations’ legacies during WWII and overturned some long-held beliefs about their history

And focus on ending our humanitarian disaster at the border

Bijan Djir-Sara came to Germany from Iran at 11 and has become one of the Bundestag’s leading opponents of BDS and champions of the Jewish state

A new documentary sheds light on how factory farming is poisoning us, and how an unlikely coalition of citizens is fighting back

Moderating YouTube won’t get rid of all the extremist content, just the stuff that doesn’t make money

55 years ago today, 16 American rabbis and one lay leader were arrested in a civil rights protest organized by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

As a celebrated Jewish boarding school unexpectedly shut down last week, one former faculty member looks back at its inspired life and unsettling demise

Begins with an ‘N’ and ends with an ‘I’

A consistent foreign policy can be one that clearly speaks out against the Assads of the world but then says, we can’t go to war in all these places and we can’t intervene in all these places

Listen to those directly affected. Show up. And never lose sight of the bigger picture.

Wondering what’s going to happen in September? Just look at these depressing numbers.

Are the two tennis masters in the French Open semifinals really just incarnations of two of Judaism’s wisest rabbis?

White liberals are leading a ‘woke’ revolution that is transforming American politics and making Democrats increasingly uneasy with Jewish political power

And with the help of big names in media they’re turning journalism into an intelligence operation

An exclusive interview with Jerusalem’s new mayor on the challenges of keeping the peace and keeping trash off the streets in the world’s holiest city