How a young man from a village in northeast India, convinced of his hidden Jewish roots, moved his family to Israel, became an Orthodox rabbi, and turned into a national hero.

Anti-Zionist conspiracy theorists, look away!

From academia to philanthropy to journalism, my experience with Jewish leadership has been by turns discouraging and inspiring.

If you did not leave Poland with the Soviets in June 1941, it is most inadvisable to do so now.

A new book gives reason to reflect on the little-known story of the Jewish teenager who assassinated a German diplomat in 1938, an act that served as the pretext for Kristallnacht.

A few months ago, I was approached with a request to become involved in a then-secret mission: to examine one of the very few high-medieval Haggadahs still in private hands.

A posthumous collection edited by his son Daniel clarifies the great columnist’s legacy to American, and to Jewish, discourse.