B’nai B’rith International

This week is a special time in Israel and in the global Jewish community. First, we observe Yom Hazikaron, Israel’s day of remembrance of those who have lost their lives while defending the...

Many readers are surely familiar with the anti-Israeli bias that exists at the United Nations. But not many know about the resolutions of this organization that cause the greatest damage, not only to...

Last summer the Washington Post published an article entitled, “Never seen it this bad: America faces catastrophic teacher shortage.” You often hear about our country’s lack of teachers, but this...

As I observe the worrisome political crisis in Israel, sparked by the judicial reform promoted by the government coalition, I cannot help but feel that it is a crisis that could have been prevented....

Over the last twelve weeks, Israel has been in the throes of the longest and most divisive public debate since the State was founded nearly 75 years ago. Since Minister of Justice Yariv Levin...

At this year’s State of the Union Address, Holocaust survivor Ruth Cohen sat in the audience as a guest of Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff. Cohen is 92 years old and spent time in multiple concentration...

Read the op-ed by B’nai B’rith CEO Daniel S. Mariaschin in the Algemeiner.Eighty years ago this month, courageous voices in Axis-allied Bulgaria accomplished the near-impossible: the...

Recent feedback in response to my latest blogs on inflation and social security underscores how older Americans are feeling the pinch. During subsequent research, I came across an article which...

Read the op-ed by past B’nai B’rith President Charles Kaufman in JNS. Israel, home to 53% of world Jewry, is a happy place. Yet you wouldn’t know it if you believed the headlines about...