For too many Jews, the standard of excellence is determined by one factor: “Would the non-Jews like it?”

Reconciling religion and science; there really is no contradiction.

In the Torah, Abraham goes down for posterity not as “the man of faith,” but as the ultimate “man of kindness.”

Many a great leader has emphasized that peace comes through strength.

Even the catastrophes in Jewish history demonstrate our distinctiveness.

What is our motivation to do good?

Is it only sometimes? Why not all the time?

I wonder if the airline’s board of directors is even aware of the true meaning of its name.

Do they practice what they preach?

Is it a genuine disagreement or an ego trip?