Jewish Pride

There comes a time when a Jew has to state openly and proudly who they are.

The war in Iran began in spectacular fashion. Just a few weeks ago, a joint American-Israeli attack on Iran’s military capabilities and leadership was launched in the late hours of the morning, neutralizing dozens of dangerous enemies of the Jewish people...

No child gives up his inheritance just because someone else wants it. He learns to value it more.

Just as I greeted all the service members in the lounge with a loud “Merry Christmas,” I heard someone say, “Are you Jewish?” in a Southern accent.

Just as Chanukah began in Sydney, a public Chanukah celebration became the site of a dastardly terror attack. We can not and will not let the terrorists win.

Since the mid-20th century, a Shabbaton has come to refer to a weekend retreat that extends over Shabbat (the Jewish day of rest).

I used to think faith was for people clinging to things they couldn’t explain.

As we danced with the Torah, making our way through the streets to our little shul on Henrietta Szold Street, I thought about this tiny country of ours that seems to dance on the edge of reason.

Fifty years after the first public menorah lighting, 15,000 public menorahs are being lit in the most extraordinary places.

Learn how Sam Salz uses every opportunity to share Jewish pride and observance and make every moment meaningful and special.