Opinion

Should we be concerned when a former military man who briefly served as the country’s national security adviser tells a church filled with evangelists and Christian nationalists that the time has come for the U.S....

A year from President Joe Biden’s election victory, the Palestinian Authority is showing signs of adopting more sober, realistic expectations from his administration. One clear example is the understanding in Ramallah that the U.S. will...

Our community has lost a giant. Izzy Arbeiter z”l, who died Oct. 29 at the age of 96, was the survivor of several concentration camps, including Auschwitz. Attending his funeral and Shiva has been a...

Here comes a new generation of worshipers. Here comes trouble. And maybe here comes opportunity. As if it weren’t apparent to every sentient faith leader, a new report from the Springtide Research Institute lays out...

After several months of uncertainty and delay, Iran has announced its return in November to talks in Vienna regarding a return to the 2015 nuclear deal. The question is, why? This is an unconditional return,...

There has been growing concern over the past year that a military conflagration could engulf the Horn of Africa, including Eritrea and Sudan. The Egyptian army has already begun making preparations, and Cairo has even...

  A cartoon by Hersh Goldman

On Nov. 3, 1938, 17-year-old Hershel Grynszpan received a postcard from his 22-year-old sister Berta. In it, she described the terrible ordeals she and their brother and parents suffered from the moment they were ordered...

Take a map of Greater Boston and place your finger on a town or city. Chances are that in the last year, or month, that community experienced an antisemitic incident. Much of this Jew hatred...