The Obama administration’s reluctance to support pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong revives a familiar clash between human rights and diplomatic relations. more

It’s an old tradition. When politicians are being attacked, they find a way to change the subject. more

To the editor, I was astounded to learn from Jeff Dunetz (“Obama misunderstands Rosh Hashana’s meaning,” Oct. 3) that the true meaning of Rosh Hashanah was that progressive … more

I was going to write this week’s column about Sukkot, but my plans were derailed on Yom Kipper. more

For several decades, Israel’s enemies have actively and willfully defamed the Jewish state by comparing its actions to the atrocities committed by the worst villains in recent … more

With Sukkot just around the corner, here is my list of some fine readings for your consideration during the upcoming feast.   From “Torah TO-GO Sukkot 5775,” there’s … more

In the office or the hospital right after morning minyan and working extended hours, radiation oncologist Jay Robinow has saved hundreds of lives. That’s his day job. more

The students of the Shulamith Middle Division set out on their first outing of the year, to the Circle Line in Manhattan. more

Update on the Shulamith Middle Division’s Chesed Program. more

Green Acres Mall is surprising shoppers with a lovingly decorated sukkah, located between Kohls and Sears. more