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by Rabbi Menachem Lehrfield

What is the secret sauce of the Jewish people that explains their over-representation in so many arenas?

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech

Success is measurable; happiness is limitless.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Gilbert Seltzer, a veteran of a top secret Ghost Army troops, has died.

by Dr. Rafael Medoff

Thanks to the tireless efforts of Rabbi Dr. Jacob J. Schacter and a group of dedicated volunteers, Jewish heroes are finally being buried with a Star of David.

by Michael A. Eisenberg

The characters are entrepreneurs and innovators, industrialists struggling to adapt to modernity and negotiators seeking to preserve their identities.

by Benjamin Elterman

Perhaps it's no accident that the name Karen is very similar to the Hebrew word keren.

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech

“If we learn nothing else from this tragedy, we learn that life is short and there is no time for hate.”

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

The enduring image of 9/11 must not be people falling from buildings but of a nation lifting each other up.

by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner

Notre Dame football coach's inspiring lesson on keeping our word and fulfilling our resolutions.

by Rivka Ronda Robinson

Pavel Peter Gojdic suffered mistreatment and humiliation for his outspoken defense of Jews during the Holocaust.

by Erica Komisar and Prager University

As a therapist, Erica Komisar is often asked by parents, “How do I talk to my child about death if I don’t believe in God or heaven?” Her answer is always the same. Can you guess what it is?

by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith

No matter how much money, power and resources are poured in, freedom and peace cannot be imposed by outside forces. It must come from within.

by Col. Golan Vach

Col. Golan Vach recalls the chilling, two-week mission at the disaster site.

by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff

Taking to heart the message of Molly Wright, the youngest person to deliver a Ted Talk.

by Rudy Rochman

The true story of three-man documentary team, in Nigeria to film the Igbo Jews, who were abducted by the Nigerian government and held in cages for weeks.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Two upcoming trials in Germany are likely the last trials of Nazi camp workers.

by Ruchama Feuerman

These cell phones sneak up on you, curl themselves around you, purr in your ear and tend to your every whim and need. Then one day they own you.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Saeid Mollaei sent a heartfelt message to Israelis: Todah.

by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner

Giving charity impacts the giver more than the recipient.

Today's emotional turmoil stems from the knowledge that people know things can be better. That idea is very recent in human history.

by Sarah Pachter

After losing a baby, Steve and Vicki Krausz entered the confusing maze of adoption. They decided to change it.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

The Church of England is repenting for its past actions persecuting England’s Jews. Better late than never.

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

Elie Kligman, drafted by the Washington Nationals, may first opt for college baseball. An exclusive Aish.com interview.

by Jeff Jacoby

Antisemitism speaks the language of extermination.

by Unpacked

Our words can be as hurtful as our actions.

by David Harris

It's high time to address Rep. Omar's pattern of offensive commentary.

by Arnold Roth

America still has the power to extradite the terrorist who murdered her.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

An exclusive interview with Rabbi Zsolt Balla, who’s just been installed as Germany’s first Jewish Chaplain in over a century.

by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

We remember for the future and for life.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Germany recently acknowledged it committed genocide in present-day Namibia.

by Anon and Rabbi Shraga Simmons

My attempt to counteract anti-Israel propaganda, one conversation at a time.

by Phil Goldfarb

How local Jews – some with fresh memories of European pogroms – did their small part to help victims of one of the worst acts of racial violence in US history.

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech

Yes, “all men are created equal”, but that doesn't mean we are all identical.

by Jeff Jacoby

Dawkins advocates for reducing “undesirable” populations by preventing them from being born in the first place.

by Rivka Ronda Robinson

David Dushman, a Jewish soldier for the Red Army who drove his tank through the electric fence at Auschwitz, has died.

by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff

We call need to become ambassadors of light.

by Tzachi Rosman, Psy.D.

Don’t shun the addict. Embrace the human being struggling with addiction.

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech

Leave the kippah on or take it off?

by Jeff Jacoby

When Jews are attacked in America's streets, who speaks out?

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Faye Schulman’s photographs are a rare glimpse into the life of Jewish partisan fighters during World War II.

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

Judaism's differing views on the possibility of life on other planets and how some Jews are living in an alternative universe.

by Rabbi Yaakov Asher Sinclair

Recent events in Israel show that antisemitism is rife not just in Gaza, Akko, and Jerusalem but in the civilized capitals of the world. Why won't anti-Semitism go away?

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

The camera is always on. You never know which small deed you do that can have cosmic implications.

by Jeff Jacoby

Why dropping the hyphen in 'anti-Semitism' is actually a big deal.

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

Now, more than ever, we need to educate ourselves about mental health issues.

by Rabbi Philip Moskowitz

Whenever you are within 10 feet of someone, make eye contact and smile. When you’re within 5 feet, say hello. A simple way to make a dramatic difference.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

After her son was brutally murdered, Devorah Halberstam began a crusade against hate.

by Silvia Foti

Lithuania patriots claim my grandfather could not really have wanted to kill Jews; he must have been forced to do so. I believe they are in denial.

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech

Why his simple yet profound words went viral.