arly on Friday morning, Israel began a process that had long been discussed in the West: the bombing of Iran’s nuclear program. Soon after, Iran began launching waves of missiles at Israel. The suggestion that...

As Israel continues to pummel nuclear and military sites in Iran, the Iranians have repeatedly fired missiles as well as drones at residential areas in Israel. The scenes of destruction in Bat Yam, Haifa,...

At the end of June 2022, I received a call from two young men, Chaim Lefkowitz and Joel Rosenberg. They asked for my help in putting together a real estate event… on a boat....

The hostages are freed. No, not those hostages, unfortunately. Rather, the intrepid seafarers of the “Freedom Flotilla,” the smile-for-the-cameras attempt to deliver some token aid to Gaza. The last of the captured gangplank gang have...

In my 25 years of dealing with all kinds of trauma,” begins Rabbi Yisrael Fried, “I’ve never encountered anything like the recent car accident that took the lives of three bachurim in Lakewood.” He quickly...

They couldn’t have been more different, but for nearly a year they were inseparable. Now the friendship is dead, and the world is watching the fallout. Both sides are bleeding, but this is the...

I met Shloime (Sol) Friedman, founder of Que Fencing, at the OJBA show a couple of months ago. After talking with him for a little while, I asked him to share his full story...

Many a Jewish educational institution or organization will readily tell you that fundraising is an uphill slog. But it’s smooth sailing if you’re an anti-Jewish terrorist entity like Hamas, which, without official fundraisers, receives largesse...

Ever since I was appointed Ami’s senior White House correspondent, Washington, DC, has become like a second home to me. Walking the halls of power is a privilege I never take for granted; I...

As I descend the stairs from my plane, I am greeted by a gentle late-afternoon breeze as it cools down the day. I have just arrived on the Greek island of Zakynthos in the...