Michael Oren, the American-born Israeli historian, author, former member of the Knesset for the Kulanu Party and deputy minister in the Prime Minister’s Office, also served as Israel’s ambassador to the United States from 2009 to 2013. In 2015,...

When I told my friend Faigy earlier this morning about our plans to go to the petting zoo, she had tried to talk me out if it. “You’re still a kimpeturin!” she said. “The...

This savory combination of lemon, mint, garlic and lamb is a perfect flavor blend. The colors are vibrant and the mint mayonnaise gives it that extra boost of flavor. Kebabs are wellknown to be a Middle Eastern...

We always get the nicest letters from our readers. It’s always fun to open our inbox to grateful letters and exciting photos of the recipes you tried at home. We take all of your...

“Mazel tov! It’s a girl!” As soon as we heard that my daughter Rivka had given birth only a couple of hours before Shabbos, I quickly made my way to the hospital. When I got...

The Mexican frum community is creating a new Jewish neighborhood, from the ground up, in the city of Ixtapan de la Sal, a tourist destination known for its hot springs. Nicknamed the “City of Torah”...

Barely a week has passed since the new government was sworn in and it’s already facing its first test in the form of the Citizenship and Entry Law. On the face of it, this...

There was a time in this country when state voting laws were designed to exclude minorities, particularly African Americans, from participating in the electoral process. Like the poll taxes and “literacy tests” that were once...

Making an Entrance Something seems different about the Donald Trump who approaches the table at which I am sitting from the opposite end of Mar-a-Lago’s posh living room. As Mr. Trump makes his way across...

  As I was working on this article, in between doing the interviews and actually sitting down to write, I sat down to make my weekly grocery order. And as I added items to my...