Next Saturday night, Jews around the world begin the celebration of Purim.

Actors and filmmakers really should stick to their craft: fantasy and make-believe.

Although I am a Rabbi who is highly active politically, I have an unbreakable rule when on the pulpit: I don’t preach politics.

Every month or so, my wife and I consider moving our family out of California because of the “West Coast Messed Coast”

There is a truth that patterns emerge if you bother to look.

In November, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that he had instructed the Mossad to "act against the heads of Hamas wherever ...

Merry Christmas!

A recent New York Times article goes into detail about the financial machinations of Hamas over the last decade,...

It has been a terrible day for Israel, and it is a demonstration not only of the horrors of war but also of the inherent dangers Israel...

Trying to play both sides in a fight is always dangerous. This is especially true when the lines between sides are clearly delineated.

We are currently in the midst of the holiday of Hanukkah, a holiday of celebrating light over darkness.

As we look around here in America, everything seems to be filled with the cheer of the holidays.

The war in Israel seems to be filled with misconceptions about its complexity as there are so many moving pieces, so much misinformation,

I am the Rabbi in Westlake Village, Calif., where the Paul Kessler tragedy recently happened.

After reviewing over 600 pieces of evidence, interviewing over 60 witnesses, and spending over 2000 man hours...

I am rarely shocked anymore, but I am beyond shocked at what I saw and heard in an exchange between Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens.

This past week, I was on a number of shows talking about the horrible tragedy of Paul Kessler’s death at a pro-palestinian rally.

It is a psychological truth that people often “project” on to others what they are actually feeling or doing.

In the 1890s, Mark Twain wrote an article about how Jews did not serve in the military of the United States.

Why do we actually have synagogues or churches, what are their purposes, and what is antithetical to those actual purposes?