Judaism

The thing about hatred is that when it is not confronted, it grows.

The chant was made ahead of a game against a team whose fans call themselves "Jews," and Jewish organizations are calling for prosecutions.

The early seeds of multifaceted regional benefits planted by the Abraham Accords should be encouraged to flourish across even wider terrain.

Passover tells the story of the Jewish people's exodus from Egypt and while it serves as a remembrance of their slavery, it's also a time to celebrate freedom.

Just as married people have obligations that single people do not, religious people have responsibilities that secular people do not.

I grew up Hasidic, and Rush Limbaugh was my gateway drug to profanity, secularism—and eventually, progressive politics.

There is a stark double standard when it comes to the mistreatment of the Jewish people.

CPAC's friendship with the Jewish community deserves to be applauded by Jews and Zionists of all political leanings.

On March 7, the End Jew Hatred Movement is protesting California's ethnic studies curriculum. Here's why.

Modern democracies should not be bartering away religious freedom.

The once-rejected herb is becoming a cornerstone of so much beneficial treatment—and my mission is to make it available to observant Jews and anyone else who requires it.

Notably, President Trump's landmark executive order on anti-Semitism has been scrubbed from the Biden White House's website.

Sheldon Adelson taught me lessons about politics, business and management. More importantly, he taught me to be a better person.

International Holocaust Remembrance Day should signal a real commitment to respect and protect living Jews—not merely stand in moments of silence for six million dead Jews.

Sheldon Adelson did what he thought was right, in business and in every other part of his life.

When it comes to the most important things in life, you should toss civility aside and fight for what's right with everything you have.

The incident occurred as the congregation was preparing to light the menorah for Hanukkah at the University of Kentucky's Jewish Student Center in Lexington.

Hanukkah is not meant to be a universal holiday—it's unquestionably particularist, celebrating the stubborn, age-old insistence of our people to maintain its ways and customs.

Hanukkah (or Chanukah) starts tonight so it's time for a refresher on the blessings and a new song that came out this year that's perfect for the festivities.

The Trump administration effectuated a total sea change on Israel, its adversaries and the adversaries of America.

We must recognize that racial hatred is not a uniquely Jewish problem, and that what starts with the Jews, seldom ever ends with the Jews.

In less than three weeks, Jews will vote in accordance with their values; the question is whether those values will be derived from Judaism or progressivism.

As indigenous people who reclaimed our ancestral homeland, we must be sensitive to others undergoing that same process.

Take your children to a Holocaust memorial or a museum. Invite a survivor to your school, church or community organization.

New York's edict pits religious conscience against civic responsibility. That is not supposed to happen in America.

It's time for a U.S. Department of Justice investigation.

The American people deserve a prompt Supreme Court confirmation process.

Censorship cannot reverse hate. Only more contact with Jews, deeper understanding of the Holocaust and Nazi ideology, and knowledge of Israel's ancient and modern history can change people's beliefs and behaviors.

Rabbi Moshe Hauer of the Orthodox Union said that the coronavirus pandemic has "changed life for the faith community."

The International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's definition of anti-Semitism is the gold standard to adopt.