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."
From Despair To Happiness: A Survivor’s Story
“I responded, 'I will be among this handful surviving.'”
FBI Consultant, Batman Aficionado, Gung Fu Black Belt, Kiruv Rabbi: An Interview with Rabbi...
It’s kind of a sad thing that society dismisses the extraordinary work they do. I mean, they put their lives on the line every day to protect strangers.
Israel’s Top Archaeological Sites- Temple Mount Excavations
Jerusalem's Old City is amongst Israel’s most popular tourist sites and its beauty runs deep!
On The Bookshelf
Rabbi Mayer Schiller is a Skver-Rachmistrivka chassid with a passion for the ideology of Rav Samson Raphael Hirsch. Born to a non-observant family, Rabbi...
Nahal Haredi: ‘It’s All About Ahavat Yisrael’
Nahal Haredi is the ultimate solution, according to Branski, serving haredim from a wide variety of backgrounds – chassidish and yeshivish, Sephardi and Askenazi.
Israel National ‘American Football’ Team Competing in 1st Official Game in Europe
In recent years, there has been a big push to grow and develop American Football here in Israel.
CAMERA Student Conference Imbues Leaders Of Tomorrow With Knowledge, Tools To Make The Case...
Osakwe, like many other students at the CAMERA conference, described an extremely hostile campus environment when it comes to the issue of Israel.
‘Refusnik’ Rabbi Yosef Mendelevich Looks Back At His Life
They would have like us to assimilate and forget that we are Jewish.
‘Stop Treating Anti-Israel Jews With Flattery And Oily Sycophancy’: An Interview with Professor Edward...
How do you account for Jews who join Israel’s enemies in denouncing and boycotting the Jewish state?
A Trip to the Movies
The film transports the viewer to a fairy-tale time & place, filled with wonderful cast & stories
‘Literature Can Express Purity, Faith, And Closeness To God’: An Interview with Rosh Yeshiva...
I am among those who maintain that artistic expression that comes from inspiration is very valuable.
On the first Yahrzeit of My Heroic Nephew: David Menachem Gordon (Zt”l)
David was many things: Brother, son, grandson, nephew, uncle, cousin, talmid, comrade, AND a WARRIOR
On The Bookshelf
Aside from my own 485-page tome on the subject, Red Army, I think Jamie Glazov did an excellent job at framing things in United in Hate: The Left's Romance with Tyranny and Terror.
The Mother Of Reinvention
"Isn't it enough that the whole world hates us? WHy do we have to hate each other?"
Spotlight On Jewish Community Watch
“The fear of being exposed publicly is the only thing that will stop people,” observed Seewald.
‘I Love Everything About Being Jewish’: An Interview with Best-Selling Author Harvey Rachlin
I think the melodies in our religious services have a haunting sound to them that just permeates your guts and gets into your soul. If you have any musical inclination, I think they inspire you to compose.
