A little over sixty years ago, more than six million of our people perished during the Holocaust. Many of the survivors, broken in body but extraordinarily resilient in spirit, went on to build the… Read more

No matter where we live, terror is a cruel phenomenon that we have grown to accept as an unfortunate fact of twenty-first-century life. Indeed, the current war on terror that our nation is facing is a… Read more

When each issue of Jewish Action hits the newsstands, I eagerly—though somewhat guardedly—await the inevitable feedback from readers. We, of course, thoroughly appreciate the thoughtful praise we… Read more

It is part of the human experience, and intrinsic to a healthy life, that the inexorable passage of time takes one further away from the horrors of a traumatic experience. It is human nature to forget… Read more

A well-known advertising guru once told me that it’s not enough to come up with a good idea. Ideas are born every day. To be really successful, he cautioned, you must be willing to develop and nurture… Read more

For most Orthodox Jews, advocating for Israel in Christian circles is not exactly high on their to-do lists. And yet, after reading Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein’s seminal article in this issue, “Friends… Read more