There is no "genocide" in Gaza. There is no "apartheid" in Israel. The IDF has not committed any "ethnic cleansing" anywhere. These crimes are only part of the Islamic/Islamist repertoire.

First of all, Rabbi Kahane isn’t with us anymore. Secondly, AIPAC would never have invited him to address their assembly. They wouldn’t want to hear what he had to say. First he would have told all of ...

Purim reminds us that salvation can come in the blink of an eye and that even in our darkest moments, we are never alone.The post The gallows, the tunnels and ...

But beneath the masks and merriment lies a powerful lesson about leadership – one that feels more urgent than ever today. At ...

It’s entirely possible that if you’re traveling out and about today, you’ll run across somebody wearing ashes on their ...

I have walked through the Lenten season in a very traditional way. On Ash Wednesday we acknowledge our humanity and our ...

We become walking witnesses to that place of truth. Heaping ashes upon the head, rending the garment and donning sackcloth ...

From here you can see the winding, dusty valleys of Jacksons Creek, Rupertswood Mansion, known as “the birthplace of the Ashes”, historic vineyards, planes landing and taking off at Melbourne ...

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has apologised after deleting a social media post that joked Pope Francis “loves the Ashes”. The Pope has been in hospital since February and is being ...

The tradition of using ashes as a sign of mourning and humility is inspired by biblical references, where individuals wore sackcloth and ashes to express sorrow for their sins. Over time ...

From suits and blazers to street clothes, those of all politics shared in a moment representing the beginning of Lent.

The purpose of ashes dates back to early Roman practices, according to britannica.com. Serious sinners and penitents began a public penance on the first day of Lent. These people wore sackcloth ...