Remarks from Dara Horn to the 18 graduating Jewish cadets of the class of 2023 United States Military Academy
U.S. Army Master Sgt. Roddie Edmonds, one of five American Righteous Among the Nations, never spoke about the 200 Jews he saved
After the job sat unfilled for 21 months, the White House’s new pick for envoy to combat anti-Semitism steps into the role with a unique background and a very big task ahead of him
How a Jewish-American soldier in WWII survived in a POW camp—and even managed to celebrate Passover under the Nazis’ noses
The great screenwriter remembers a wartime visit to the Holy Land
And that was fine with me: He was a 20th-century Jew
The U.S. Army veteran will represent New York’s 1st Congressional District
A new understanding of the holiday from a military perspective
Zablon Simintov blames U.S. troop withdrawal for stalled business
In the chaos of the 2003 war, remnants of a once-thriving Jewish past were saved (or stolen?) by America. Where do they belong?
The holiday never resonated for me, until I understood its message about connecting with other Jews—even Messianic ones
How one cantor gained a new view of the holiday, and a belief in a brighter future
‘America’s Mayor,’ who once called for U.S. intervention in Kosovo, is now consulting for Serbian nationalists
