Ice Cream
Who knew that a little bit of ice cream could go so far?
To Life
Jordan River Village is Israel's only free, year-round, overnight program for children living with life-limiting conditions (serious diseases, chronic illnesses, genetic conditions, special needs).
Can A Great-Grandmother Serve In The IDF?
Only after Perrie has extracted my entire family history does she begin to share her own story.
With Gratitude
Tehillim 118:17 – I shall not die, but live, and declare the works of God.
‘Many On The Left Know Nothing About Religion’: An Interview with Professor Eunice Pollack
While critiquing Israel isn’t anti-Semitic, attacking it with disproportionate venom – as many regularly do – almost certainly is.
A Life With Emunah
I don’t believe in too much grief. Hashem gives, and He can take away, Risa explained.
‘Bitachon Means Knowing Hashem Will Come Through For You’ Rabbi Yitzchak Dwek on living...
If only we would realize that every smack we receive is a gift in disguise, we would embrace those moments of challenge and cherish them.
The Heart Of Kiruv
The yeshiva rents apartments for the boys in the city so that they are also live among the secular citizens.
Prayer – It’s a Universal Thing
Today she lives with her husband in Brooklyn and has finally found her comfort spot, religious-wise.
How Menachem Goldberg Gives Life to Our Past
Kfar Kedem offers a variety of activies to serve as a link between the past and the present.
Broadcasting Torah: An Interview With Israeli Journalist Sivan Rahav-Meir
People want to know about their Jewish identity. And I don’t think you can have a Jewish democratic state without Judaism. It won’t work.
Tapping Women’s Creative Potential
We want to bring Jewish female artists and audiences together.
‘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.
‘Golda Meir Could See Right To The Heart Of An Issue’: An Interview with...
People thought of her as this soft America girl. So she worked harder than anybody on the kibbutz – until her hands were rough and practically bleeding – to show her dedication.
Beyond The Paint
Breslov chassidus is well-known for its focus on hisbodedus, solitary contemplation. For Yehoshua this means sometimes going into the forest to paint.
The Soulful Guitar Of Neil Seidel Discovering His Destiny Through Music
And just as he had for so many other souls, Shlomo awakened in Neil "some spark of lost Jewishness."
‘Israelis Are Ambitious About Saving Anyone’s Life’: An Interview with Sheba Medical Center Director...
There were hundreds of thousands of people wounded and all of them needed our care. We felt our mission was to restore hope for the people of Haiti.
Wellness In The Orthodox Community – Gymies And The Space
I think Gymies’ success and the opening of the Space has to do with a worldwide trend toward leading a more wholesome life.
‘My Dad Was A Crackerjack Pilot…And Israel Had No Pilots At The Time’: Film...
He knew what happened in the Holocaust, and he didn’t want to see Israel [destroyed].
The Incredible Genesis Of Israel’s Air Force: An Interview with Author Robert Gandt
Israel’s fighter pilots shot down 24 hostile airplanes in air-to-air combat during the war without losing one.
Discovering The Flora And Fauna In The Torah: An Interview with Biblical Botanist Zohar...
He wants to ensure that commentators and modern scholars are in agreement regarding the identification of any given animal.
A Unique Collection: Holocaust Mail: An Interview with Author Dr. Justin Gordon
They could send and receive mail in the concentration camps but not in the death camps.
Conveying Talmudic Concepts In A User-Friendly Format: An Interview with Author Raphael Grunfeld
The Jewish Press: In addition to your weekly Jewish Press columns on Talmud and Choshen Mishpat, you’ve written two books – Ner Eyal 1:...
Personal Redemption
My goal is to strive to create safe healing space for strong women to support others.
613 Photos, 180 Synagogues: An Interview with Photographer Michael J. Weinstein
With a few exceptions, I really did not count shtiebels, yeshivas, or shuls in a storefront or someone’s home.
The Milk Of Human Kindness
She doesn't want to talk about how she suffered in the Holocaust; she wants to tell me of her heroic act.
A Jewish Eton, Pre-1948 Transfer, And Chinese Esrogim – An Interview With Rabbi Dr....
Today it seems strange, but in those days, the 1950s, even rabbis didn’t always go around England with yarmulkes on.
Rivka Levy: A Religious Jewish Woman
Living in the Holy Land inspired them to rethink the way they were keeping Hashem's mitzvos.
Inspiration Through Creativity: Two Jewish Women In Art
In Jewish culture, art often takes on a holy purpose. For many Jewish artists, creating is a spiritual experience for them and their audiences.
How NCSY Changed My Life
NCSY opened my eyes to a deep and exciting Judaism that simply nothing else could rival.