‘Where Are Israel’s Enemies Of Centuries Past?’ An Interview with Pastor John Hagee
I love being in Jerusalem. The first time I visited the Holy City and the Western Wall I was filled with overwhelming joy. God is everywhere, but I feel his presence especially strongly in Jerusalem.
Honing In On American Orthodox Jews: An Interview with Pew Research Center Director of...
There’s a wide spectrum of behavior and beliefs among people, and people don’t always line up 100 percent the way other people expect them to.
June ‘67: A Miracle In Our Time – Excerpts from the author’s diary as...
According to the news report, the children of that kibbutz had come up from the shelters for the first time in four days to breathe fresh air. There was also to be a wedding in which five couples were to be married.
To Protect And Preserve
Nachi Eyal And The Battle For Jewish Rights In Israel
Swimming the Kinneret at Seventy
70 year old Chana Loecher plans to cross the Kinneret for the 6th time in Swim4Sadna event tomorrow
A Portrait Of Greatness
The Rebbetzin began campaigning to increase public awareness of the importance of saying Amen.
From ‘Silicon Wadi’ To Silicon Valley: An Interview with ClipCall CEO Daniel Shaked
There are around 100,000 Israelis here. We call it the second Israel. There are chummus shops and falafel shops – you feel very much at home. It’s like a huge kibbutz.
Exclusive Interview: Hillary Clinton On Israel, Iraq And Terror [archive]
[2006] On the eve of her expected reelection victory, New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton met with the The Jewish Press.
Making Waves For Women In Israel’s Workforce
A woman who knows that her family is financially stable is a happy, relaxed mother.
An Unlikely Partnership: Filming the American-Jewish Story
An unlikely collaboration between a Russian Israeli and a Spanish Moroccan has produce films showcasing a variety of general and American Jewish causes.
State Senator Storobin on Gay Marriage and Simcha Felder as an Opponent
The Jewish Press sat down in its Brooklyn offices with Republican State Senator David Storobin.
Temech: Offering Business Success to Women
Temech is about providing a community – a place where religious women can learn, collaborate and refresh themselves with like-minded people.
Father Of Special-Needs Child Acts For Others
Three months ago, Chaim Spero, the father of an autistic child, wrote an op-ed piece for The Jewish Press about his son's recent bar mitzvah. He never expected what followed.
‘We Catch Young People At A Critical Time’: An Interview with Ma’agalim’s Assaf Weiss
The program really changed my life. I come from a good, religious home, but I like to do my own thing. For the first time, I met teachers I identified with and who guided me.
When Bernie Sanders Saved Chanukkah
As mayor of Burlington, Vt., Bernie Sanders publicly inaugurated the Chabad-Lubavitch Public Menorah at Burlington's City Hall.
80 Minutes With Israeli Education Minister Naftali Bennett
At a pace of about once every two weeks, we thwart a specific terror attack somewhere in the world. So people tend to be thankful about that.
Establishing Torah Homes One Shidduch At A Time
All are here with a sense of purpose and determination. And, of course, they will also experience a relaxing and rejuvenating weekend.
On The Bookshelf
The very first Jewish author I ever came across was Sadie Weilerstein.
Tales Of Begin (And Other Prime Ministers): A Conversation with Ambassador Yehuda Avner
Political intrigue. Backroom discussions. Revealing portraits. These and more fill the pages of a new memoir by Ambassador Yehuda Avner, The Prime Ministers: An Intimate Narrative of Israeli Leadership (Toby Press). Hailed as the "ultimate insider's account," this 731-page book reveals hitherto unknown stories based on recollections and notes Avner took while working for four different Israeli prime ministers.
‘This Is My State. I’m An Israeli Patriot’: An Interview with Druze MK Ayoub...
Non-Jews are no strangers to Israel's policy of inclusivity in its government. What is strange is finding a non-Jewish Knesset member who is more Zionistic than most of his fellow parliamentarians. Ayoub Kara, a Druze Likud Knesset minister, is proud to consider himself one of the most "right wing" members of the Knesset.
Sending My Son Off To The Army
I was proud of my son that he decided to dedicate time to Torah learning. Even as a religious boy, he could have opted to go straight to the army.
The People of Israel Live, Endure And Eat Falafel
Whoever doesn't have the courage can read a little bit and then close the book, go to the kitchen and take some ice cream out of the freezer.
Beating The Boycott
We go out and strengthen those who want to hear us. We give them tools and information.
‘Things Once Taken For Granted Are Now Considered Unacceptable’: A Conversation With Professor Marc...
Marc B. Shapiro, a Judaic Studies professor at the University of Scranton, is a mine of information and a lightning rod for controversy.
94 Year Old American War Veteran in Jerusalem Tells His Story [video]
Dan, a veteran of the US Combat Engineers corps is participating in an IDF Torah dedication on Sunday, this is his story.
