Salvador Litvak

Freedom, it would seem, is erratic; it happens in fits and starts, three steps forward and two steps back. Freedom is a leap into the unknown, driven by a dream.

On Yom HaShoah, we speak of six million who were murdered. But I also remember the nine million who lived.

It is made of humility, forged from the understanding that even with all our strengths, we desperately need one another.

Our nation's leaders should exclude those whose behavior violates America's fundamental moral values.

I f the people of Iran had the right to bear arms , the regime that oppresses them would no longer be in power. That's not far-fetched speculation.

Its pages attest to the miraculous nature of Jewish survival and the invaluable contribution of one covenantal nation, the United States, to another, in ensuring the spiritual flourishing of the Nation of Israel.

Alnaji, 54, of Moorpark, accepted the deal and pleaded guilty, avoiding a jury trial that had been scheduled for May 12.

America's third president's home survived thanks to the efforts of a proud Jew thankful for freedom of religion in the United States.

To be spiritual is to be connected. To be connected is to experience the ways of being, like dancing and loving, as they are shared with others.

Repentance And Restitution