Rabbi Yaakov Menken

Recognizing antisemitism is not always easy. It disguises itself behind facades that grant it respectability in different societies and cultures.

Judaism teaches that G-d Created male and female so that they might partner with Him in creating a next generation.

Hasidic school alumni are not found in bars, on street corners, or participating in smash-and-grab robberies. They are homeowners and taxpayers.

Leftist Jews are rallying to demand, in the name of religion, elective feticide until the moment of birth.

CAIR has unmasked itself as the virulent hate group that it has always been.

America was forged by religious people, many seeking to escape persecution.

Rosh Hashanah is also as opportune a time as any to contemplate how we, as the American people, have recently strayed from our own covenant.

The Supreme Court has the chance this month to protect religious freedom, religious minorities and foster families.

As so often happens with controversial matters involving the Jewish state of Israel, prominent figures around the world have sounded off seemingly in an effort to inflame tensions rather than ease them.

Many on the Left in the Jewish community have reduced anti-Semitism to a partisan weapon.

The lame-duck months of a presidency allow a president to express his true sentiments about an issue or cause without concern for the political consequences.

The most important issue facing us on Tuesday is whether America's moral foundation will be strengthened or further damaged, possibly beyond repair.

In less than three weeks, Jews will vote in accordance with their values; the question is whether those values will be derived from Judaism or progressivism.

The Left seeks to defund the essence of the American regime.

Do not believe the claptrap that Judaism is anything other than fully supportive of the rights of the unborn.