A few weeks ago, I attended the funeral of one of the most respected members of the Las Vegas Jewish community. Henry Kronberg was 101 when he passed away. Born …
Being Jewish in America
Being Jewish in America is all I know. The reason is simple: I am Jewish, and while my experience may be similar to many other Jewish people, it is also …
The Dark Secret of Higher Education
You might think the Holocaust would have buried anti-Semitism once and for all, but sadly, that’s not the case. Anti-Semitism is on the rise across the world. Let’s focus on …
Why We Advocate
My mother-in-law had a conversation with her friend about me. She mentioned my work with The Friends of Israel, and her friend knew that I am a believer. Without knowing …
How Bad Can It Be? Anti-Semitism in Our “Tolerant” Culture
The modern world is great, isn’t it? We’ve got so many things to be thankful for. Mind-boggling technology has connected people around the world more easily than ever, and for …
Who is My Neighbor?
I was recently at the home of an American Jewish family celebrating a Jewish holiday, and the hostess said to me, “You have no idea how hard it is living …
Anti-Semitism: The Desire of the Fallen World
On Good Friday this year, in a small town in Eastern Poland called Pruchnik, a horrifying and disgusting old tradition became alive again. The local population gathered to perform a …
Stories From the Field: My Visit to a Synagogue
In light of the recent attack on the synagogue in Pittsburgh, I want to share with you a fond memory of a trip my wife and I took to a …
STEALING JACOB'S CHAIR: PART TWO
During one of my trips to Israel, as I was looking around the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, I noticed a peculiar mural on one of the walls. Though dimly lit, I could just make out the ancient image of Jesus stretched out on the cross, the man who crucified him sitting by His head.
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