‘The Rabbi Without Walls’
"I'm not trying to build another congregation. I'm simply helping people find the niche that's right for them."
‘Jewish Music Should Bring You Closer To Hashem’: An Interview with Legendary Composer Abie...
When you write an English song, though, you’re really thinking of a theme or a message and the song almost becomes secondary.
On The Bookshelf
I would suggest they read about Jewish history.
Book Reveals New Info On FDR And Stephen Wise: An Interview with Historian Rafael...
At one point, Jewish leaders warned Bergson that a particular newspaper ad he was planning was so strongly worded that it might cause pogroms.
‘Fraternity of Silence’
In the year 2006, the university that had failed me proudly celebrated the 30th anniversary of its Jewish studies program.
The Mitzvot of Albert Mammon
What's the worst that could happen - a shidduch?
Inside The Entebbe Rescue Mission – 40 Years Later: An Interview With Military Historian...
Probably the biggest mistake the terrorists made was to release some of the hostages, because when they got back to France they were debriefed by Mossad operatives.
Vilna: A Mother City in Israel (Part I)
He held no public office. Indeed, he rarely left his room. Yet the Vilna Gaon, remains one of modern Jewry's most influential figures.
On The Bookshelf
The very first Jewish author I ever came across was Sadie Weilerstein.
Fear And Loathing On The American University Campus: An Interview with Author and Activist...
The main source of anti-Semitism in this country is the left and its Muslim allies.
Dr. Seuss: An Adult Perspective
It occurred to me that there could be wisdom in a Dr. Seuss book.
Elucidating The U.S.-Israel Relationship: An Interview with Veteran Diplomat and Foreign Policy Adviser Dennis...
But I think the turning point was really Reagan. Since that time, I don’t think you find this anti-Semitic undertone.
That Moment
I decided I needed to do something to give back.
’In Case Of Moshiach Break Glass’
“Anshie,” says Moully, “is willing to push the envelope by taking an age-old concept and making it contemporary."
‘Generation To Generation, It’s Our Musical Mesorah’: An Interview with Cantor Bernard Beer
What do you mean by “don’t know how to daven”? Ninety-nine percent of the people don’t know the melodies. They don’t know how to set the text together.
Israel’s Top Archaeological Sites: The City of David
A fascinating mixture of history & adventure, explore The City of David on your next Jerusalem visit
A Page From His Book
Rav Yisrael Meir hoped to breathe some religious life into the spiritually-bereft settlement.
Shmittah, Social Justice And Ayelet Shaked
The small and intimate event felt more like a living room meeting than a lecture by a top foreign leader.
‘A Brand Plucked From The Fire’: An Interview with Chief Rabbi of Poland Michael...
You rarely hear any of the extreme anti-Israel rhetoric that has become so widespread in other European countries.
Spending the High Holidays in Olamouc, Czech Republic.
Can anything be done to preserve Eastern Europe's numerous Jewish communities like Olomouc ?
On The Bookshelf
Blogs are history. They still exist, but they are largely irrelevant
Tales From The Far East: An Interview with Rabbi Marvin Tokayer
Maybe for a young couple to go so far away to be by ourselves and to open up to the world of China, Japan, Burma, and India would be an interesting honeymoon.
A Bigger And Better Dream
Yuval went on to produce more than ten film documentaries aimed at exposing secular audiences to Judaism and spirituality.
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.
Music For The Body And Soul
"I always felt like my voice was a kind of beacon from within that connected me with something beyond myself."