In a few weeks’ time, Ami and I will celebrate a special milestone: the 300th Lunchbreak column. Lunchbreak was started with several goals in mind. A revolutionary business column in the Jewish world, it has...

Moishy was just eight when he was diagnosed with type I or juvenile diabetes. Our little trooper took it all in stride—the fluctuations in his blood sugar, the insulin shots and multiple daily pricks—with...

My father is an honorable man, a brilliant Torah scholar and a respected member of the community. Growing up, our happy and content home made up for the luxuries my siblings and I didn’t...

Sometimes it is difficult to recognize that a seminal event in history has taken place. I predict the recent mayoral election in Istanbul will stand as the high-water mark of the Islamist insurgency. From...

February 2018 So, Charlie from across the street had a heart attack and died, and Maureen wants to live with her adult kids. San Diego. So, she lists her house for sale and guess what?...

For the grill 10-12 small triangles of seedless watermelon 2 lemons, sliced in rounds For the feta dressing 1 cup of feta cheese 2 teaspoons dried mint (can use 1-2 fresh leaves) 3 tablespoons olive oil Pulp of 3 lemon...

There is nothing more sensational than when a senior member of Hamas—or one of his sons—defects and turns to Israeli media to expose that terrorist organization’s corruption and abuse of its own people. So...

If you’ve long been a fan of salt-topped cookies, you may want to try your hand at these potato chip pretzel cookies. These cookies are soft, chewy and sweet, but also crunchy, crispy and...

When we finally finished putting all our earthly possessions into the moving truck and buckled our kids into the minivan, I could have wept with joy. We were off to the mountains! Ten weeks...

On the night of June 30, in the sleepy little town of Kiryat Chaim near Haifa, things weren’t so sleepy. An off-duty police officer, enjoying the evening in a local park with his wife...