Ima LeIma: Mother to Mother Charedi Women Caring in the Gaza War
When charedi women traveled to the bedsides of wounded soldiers and the homes of fallen soldiers in the months of July and August as Operation Tzuk Eitan (Protective Edge) progressed, their trepidation was very real. In Israel, charedim and the army is a sensitive issue. Would their visit be viewed with cynicism or would it be welcomed?
‘I’ve Never Experienced Anti-Semitism With Folks On The Right’: An Interview with Radio Host...
The reality is that civility is less important than clarity, and right now only very few people on the Left are interested in having a civil conversation about the merits of particular policy solutions.
‘We’ve Succeeded In Returning The Focus To Where It Should Be’: An Interview with...
The New York State comptroller manages the state’s $180.7 billion pension fund, audits the spending practices of all state agencies and local governments, oversees the New York State and Local Retirement System, reviews the New York State and City budgets, and approves billions in State contracts and spending.
Infiltrating Mea Shearim, Hearing Voices, And Spying On Egypt: An Interview with Israeli Historian...
Rabinovich is the author of several popular books on Israel’s wars, including The Battle for Jerusalem, The Yom Kippur War, and The Boats of Cherbourg.
Inside Nahal Haredi
I couldn't see why I was different from Israeli boys my age. I too wanted to defend our country.
Wheels of Progress Keep Rolling Along for Special Needs Kids and Their Parents
I had to hire a babysitter so that I could go shopping or have someone come with me to push Caroline in her wheelchair.
‘Almost A Conspiracy In The Media To Delegitimize Israel’: An Interview with Maverick Publisher...
I think Seth Lipsky is amazing, but it just drives home the point that newspapers have a lot of moving parts.
Shabbat.com: An Interview With Rabbi Benzion Klatzko
The power of Shabbos to heal and connect is inestimavle, Rabbi Klatzko maintains.
‘You Have To Be There For Other People’: An Interview with NY Assemblyman Dov...
When you grow up in a home where your parents went through what my parents went through, you realize that life has to be meaningful. You have to be there for other people.
Keeping Our Children Safe
An issue of grave concern, Debbie shares, is the rising rate of abuse between older and younger children.
Frank Buchweitz: The Epitome Of Determination
"When Frank does something he does it well and you don't have to worry about dotting the i's or crossing the t's."
Afula: Everyone Accepted
Contrary to the anti-religious sentiments expressed in the Israeli media, Afula residents embrace their new religious neighbors.
‘I Knew I Wanted To Help The Jewish People’: An Interview with Christians United...
Everything we did in my home [depended on] whether it was okay with the Bible.
Rebbetzin Feige Twerski: ‘I Believe Very Strongly In The Power Of Women’
Home is Milwaukee where their congregation, Beth Jehudah, and community always await their return.
Mark Twain and Jewish Thought: Shared Perspectives
Twain grasped amazingly well the pulse of the Jewish people.
A Portrait Of Greatness
The Rebbetzin began campaigning to increase public awareness of the importance of saying Amen.
Responding To Anti-Semitism And Anti-Zionism: An Interview with Pundit Ben Cohen
If you remember, in 2006, a Jewish kid in Paris, Ilan Halimi, was abducted, beaten, and held hostage for three weeks... These are the kinds of people attending these Gaza solidarity rallies.
How to Keep Shmitta – From Outside Israel
As Shmitta approaches, JewishPress.com interviews the founder of an organization that has planted more fruit trees in Israel than any other.
‘A Silken Man, Made Of The Finest Fibers’: Remembering Rabbi Jack Simcha Cohen
“My father added that after all the pogroms, after the Holocaust, a member of the family had finally returned to the shul, proving once again that the indomitable spirit of the Jewish people can never be vanquished.”
An Israel Love Story With a Twist
"Fields of Exile" provides a glimpse into the horrors of academic anti-Israelism, experienced by one firmly rooted in the left.
‘How Can You Be A Jew If You Don’t Know Tanach?’: An Interview with...
King Solomon said it long ago: “Cast your bread upon the waters” because you don’t know when you’ll hit something. Our job is to do.
Shirley Lamm: ‘There’s No Better Teacher Of Yahadus Than A Rebbetzin’
"I did all the things a rebbetzin should do."
Nice Guys Don’t Finish Last
He has always supported the underdog, once even quite literally, legislating a law that prohibits the abandonment of pets.
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.
Making Waves For Women In Israel’s Workforce
A woman who knows that her family is financially stable is a happy, relaxed mother.
