Here, Jews found something our ancestors rarely enjoyed: the opportunity to live openly while participating in the life of the nation.

Weiser, who is a longtime synagogue member, has emphasized his support for Israel’s existence and has said he identifies as a Zionist.

Politics is always relative. Yesterday’s radical becomes today’s moderate when someone even more extreme comes along.

America is portrayed as bitterly divided, increasingly dangerous and in irreversible decline. Those criticisms are not entirely without foundation. Political polarization is real. So are many of our ...

U.S. Vice President JD Vance and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio are pursuing competing approaches to Iran and Lebanon.

As Americans celebrate our independence, we should remember that much of what we cherish was inherited from the nation we left behind.

Lebanon deal marks a strategic setback for Iran and offers a rare opportunity to disarm Hezbollah and advance regional peace.

The deal allocates the Allenby Compound—just a stone’s throw from the current embassy—for the construction of a permanent complex.

Kaiserman JCC Campers practice their boxing skills.

Temple Beth Sholom in Cherry Hill has hired Jacob Lipkin as its new assistant rabbi. He starts July 1. Lipkin is replacing Rabbi Bryan Wexler, who has served in the role at TBS since 2017. Wexler is ...

Courts safeguard the law. They do not substitute their policy preferences for those enacted by the people’s representatives.

On June 2, Gratz College held its 51st annual Mordechai Anielewicz Holocaust Creative Arts Competition Awards Ceremony.