For Years, I Opposed Lawsuits Against My Abuser. I Was Wrong.
I applaud the women who filed suit and wish I had done the same.
If Paying For High Holy Day Seats Is Hard For You, Remember You’re Not Alone
High Holy Day costs are up this year, but that doesn’t mean you have to stay home.
It’s Time We Stop Blaming Parents For Hot Car Deaths And Drownings
When we’re honest about our fallibility, we aren’t just giving comfort to devastated parents, but also reducing the chances of more deaths.
Abortion Extremists - On Both Sides - Are Overplaying Their Hands
There are few issues more polarizing in America than abortion. Few issues split Americans so perfectly and so consistently and down the middle.
Trump’s Hanukkah Party Reminded Me Why America Is Great For Jews
America distinguishes itself because our government, our media, our neighbors, are enormously welcoming of those of us of the Jewish faith.
In Lakewood, Pushback Against Anti-Vaxxers Is Going Strong
In Lakewood, Orthodox Jews are fighting the anti-vaxx campaigns in their own community.
Why You Shouldn’t Talk Politics With Family Members This Thanksgiving
Remember: The Thanksgiving table isn’t the Internet.
Trump’s Angry Pittsburgh Response Killed GOP Chance Of Midterms Victory
President Trump had an opportunity to show the country that he is willing and able to be a leader, but he failed.
My Father Committed Suicide Just Before Yom Kippur. It Taught Me To Choose Life.
I’ve been thinking a great deal about that first Yom Kippur after my father died, about my anger at God for making me an orphan at 19.
The ‘Other Shidduch Crisis’: Dating While Convert
“It almost seemed like both myself and my suggested date were ‘damaged goods.’”
