I loved what he said. Last weekend, at a town hall in a red Michigan county, a guy named Tommy (who, it turns out, used to ...

And I still remember how every student in my classroom learned to sing the French national anthem: La Marseillaise. I ...

With Israel’s national election just days away, Israeli citizens living abroad face a question of our own: Just because we ...

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Throughout this series, I have argued that preserving religious identity and accepting the responsibilities of common citizenship need not be mutually exclusive. Yet there is an important limitation ...

The renowned battle of Altun Kupri, also known as Prde in Kurdish, was fought between Kurdish Peshmerga forces and the Iraqi ...

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As Dashain approaches, a different kind of excitement begins to fill Nepal. Markets become crowded, homes are cleaned, and ...

Their children, husbands, and fathers are not statistics. They are not electoral achievements. And they do not belong to any ...

Congregation Beth Israel in Bellingham, Washington, celebrates Shabbat each week with Friday evening and Saturday morning ...

Standing before those gathered, I said that we are living in a crazy world where moments of love like this matter more than ...

The Hebrew word yeush, meaning despair, has a numerical value of 317. Eliezer, Abraham’s servant, appears in this week’s ...