Shmuel Klatzkin
In 2006, I accepted a two-week assignment to the Philippines to inspect food plants that had requested kosher certification. It…
In 1994, my wife and I took our children on a trip to visit relatives in England. We stayed over…
I was still in grade school when I first heard Winston Churchill’s voice. A family friend had a record called…
As I write, on January 6, 2022, I’m reminded that sometimes government doesn’t go right. Too often, it has been…
When I was eleven and twelve, I was gripped by the stunning injustice of segregation. I read To Kill a…
The California trip didn’t get off to a good start. Going cattle class in jet, even just for four hours,…
About two weeks ago, I wrote an article about the Texas abortion law that was then being argued before the Supreme Court….
Every month, my work takes me driving on country roads through the Amish country of eastern Ohio in Holmes, Coshocton,…
Some years ago, then-UK Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks reflected on the roiling conflict in America over abortion. When the conflict…
