President Trump Needs Political and Diplomatic Support to Win in Iran
Tehran is squeezed, but that might not be enough.
October 27, 2026
Hungary’s Abandoned Synagogues Become Places of Prayer Once More
Reversing the damage of fascism and Communism.
While there is no shortage of anti-Semitism in Hungary, it is a place where Jews are far safer and generally subject to less harassment than in Western Europe. That might be one reason why eight out-of-use synagogues have been reopened in the past fifteen years, thanks to efforts led by Rabbi Shlomo Köves. Zev Stub reports:
October 27, 2026
Palestinian Terrorism in the West Bank, and Its Activist Enablers
Thank God for checkpoints.
The Ongoing Battle Over Parochial Schools in America
A case coming before the Supreme Court has major implications for religious liberty.
Mohammad’s Wife and the Forgotten History of Arabian Jewry
What we know of the Jews of pre-Islamic Arabia.
Hungary’s Abandoned Synagogues Become Places of Prayer Once More
Reversing the damage of fascism and Communism.