It’s a quiet morning at Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport. A few people are milling about checking in for their flights, while others are gathering their baggage. I step outside the terminal into an...

In the grand scheme of things, not much time has elapsed since the evening when Jason Dov Greenblatt and I stared at the giant screens at the New York Hilton, watching as Donald Trump’s...

Far out, at the tip of a peninsula on the East Cape of New Zealand, is land that has been in Eddie Matchett’s family for generations. He’s been farming his land, which is a...

With only a week left to the election, Prime Minister Netanyahu has increased his efforts against the Otzmah Yehudit Party. Otzmah Yehudit is very popular among the extreme right, but according to the vast...

Dr. David Ze’evi wanders around his Dor Yeshorim lab with the glee of a child exploring a toy store, but these are toys of a different kind. We walk from room to room in...

When I was 21 years old my aunt died. It was the first adult experience I’d had with death, and I was shattered. My aunt had never married, and so my siblings and I were...

With a population of approximately 8.6 million residents, New York City is the most populous city in the United States by far. But that doesn’t make its mayor a shoo-in for the presidency. In...

I don’t know if it’s the quaintness of the heavy oak door or the brass knocker that puts me in a contemplative mood, but as I raise my hand to knock, I suddenly feel...

By now, everyone knows that Israel has been using the F-35—the American-made stealth fighter—to blow up Iranian missile bases inside Iraq. Unfortunately, American pilots were also flying their F-35 aircraft around Iraq at the...

Last week I joined a group of chasidishe and Litvishe yungeleit as they made their way to London to raise money. But this wasn’t your typical fundraising trip for the olam haTorah in Eretz...