The mystery of Etan Patz will never end
Another disturbing question posed by this case is how the police in a major metropolitan city, with some of the world’s best detectives, could have found no clues.
Gaining light, not darkness, from a tragedy
According to the 2012 New York Jewish Population study, 32 percent of the New York area’s 1.54 million Jews – or some 492,800 people – identify as Orthodox.
Recognizing terror in its many forms
The plague of physical and economic terrorism will only worsen until we find a way to take a tough stand against its practitioners rather than kowtow to them or capitulate to their demands.
John Kerry’s act of desperation
Kerry’s commitment to this effort, whether you believe in his ability or not, has been nothing less than admirable.
If Putin really wants to help Jews and Russia...
Invoking Jewish concerns, whether worthy or unfounded, does Jews no favors and will not convince any world leaders.
