Combatting Terrorism Across The Globe
I had no control over what happened to me that day, but I do have control over how I live my life going forward.
What Does An Open Door Look Like?
The communication methods of the Deafblind community are as varied as the individuals themselves.
Turning Minuses Into Pluses
Rarely successful in the classroom, Simcha used his brilliant mind to teach himself anything he was interested in.
The U.S. Army’s Secret WWII Weapon: German Jews – An Interview with Author Bruce...
You want the prisoner to think, "These guys already know a lot about our forces, so what harm is there in me telling them a little bit more?"
Mementos From An Exiled Generation
Each montage is profoundly different, reflecting the vastly distinctive experiences of the Jewish people.
On The Bookshelf
Omitting imaginary books like How Jewish Unity Became a Reality During the 21st Century, I think I’d really like to read the definitive epic saga of the teshuvah movement of the second half of the twentieth century.
‘It’s Important For Me That The Jewish Community Feels Protected’: An Interview with Acting...
The good news is that we are going to shatter all safety records in Brooklyn in 2017, in ways the naysayers said couldn’t be done.
Ari Harow – The Man Behind the Netanyahu Investigations Headlines
A profile of the man Police hope will unwillingly take down Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Picturing A World
Known for his images of common street life, Vishniac displayed his early talents in the snapshots he took on the streets of Berlin.
The Socialite Heroine Of The French Resistance
Never refusing an assignment, Suzanne walked all over the city of Paris in an effort to find a hospital willing to risk treating Jews in hiding who needed urgent medical attention.
‘What’s To Stop Them From Having Intermarriage At The Kotel?’: An interview with Rabbi...
The Reform movement says pluralistic prayer is a Jewish value, but how can they claim to represent Jewish values when they don’t represent Judaism?
A Modern Lehrhaus, Rav Soloveitchik, And Open Orthodoxy: An interview with Rabbi Dr. Zev...
Lehrhaus emerged as the brainchild of young scholars and writers who sought to fill a void in contemporary Orthodox discourse.
Boro Park’s First Marijuana Doctor
How can we effectively treat chronic pain, without putting the lives, souls, and potential of those suffering from it at risk in the process?
‘The Power Of A Team Is Much More Impactful Than A Single Individual’: Interview...
Roland and the NYU team that accompanied him trained the surgeons at Shaare Zedek Medical Center to do this procedure well so that next time they can operate autonomously.
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.
Helping Patients In Southern Brooklyn, One Colonoscopy At A Time
Unfortunately, it has become increasingly difficult for people to afford gastrointestinal healthcare.
A Torah Voice In The Public Square: An Interview with Rabbi Yaakov Menken
We regard it as a chillul Hashem when liberal rabbis offer opinions in the media that clearly run contrary to the Torah.
Colel Chabad: Israel’s Longest Running Charity
Pantry Packers makes volunteering both fun and accessible, something beyond the scope of typical food-service organizations.
‘Israel’s Technological Breakthroughs Are The Future’: An Interview With Haim Bibas, Israel’s ‘Mayor of...
After Netanyahu lost his bid for reelection in 1999, I met with him and discussed ideas of how he could again become Israel’s leader. We’ve worked together ever since then.
Telling The Truth in Lithuania
We are opening doors for the students. Telling them to look at the world they didn't know about and asking them to think about it.
In Remembrance Of A Hero
She taught us, by example, not just how to survive, but to thrive.
Bereaved Family To Israeli Gov’t: Don’t Release Terrorists For Our Son
The Goldins feel the Israeli government has squandered many opportunities to clamp down hard on Hamas.
ATARA: The Association For Torah And The Arts For Religious Artists
Some people dance, draw, make music and find joy in serving Hashem and communicating their feelings in service of Hashem.
The Shuk Artist
If things go well, Souza can paint a portrait in an hour to an hour and a half.
The Holocaust’s Unsung Heroes: An Interview with Professor Mordecai Paldiel
The Holocaust was a period of great extremes. On one extreme was a regime that launched a program of mass extermination while the whole world largely sat back and watched.
On the Bookshelf
Just one book is needed: Eim HaBanim Semeicha by Rabbi Yissachar Shlomo Teichtel. It reminds you why you came here in the first place and everything falls in line after that.
The Saga Of Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi
Responsibility, taking acharayus for our actions, is something we could all start doing a bit more.
‘No One Wants To Rock The Boat’: Marc Gronich interviews New York Assemblyman Dov...
I always wanted Trump if it was a choice between Trump and Hillary Clinton. Hold my nose, let him win. I don’t want the Democrats and the progressives and Sanders and Ellison.
Most Israeli Lawmakers Support Moving US Embassy to Jerusalem, Poll Says
Fewer than half (nine) of the 21 MKs polled said they believe Trump will keep his election campaign promises to move the embassy.
Kurdish Dissident: “Erdogan to Pressure Trump Into Opposing Kurdish Independence”
In an exclusive interview with the Jewish Press, Syrian Kurdish dissident Sherkoh Abbas explains how Turkish President Erdogan is planning to convince President Trump to abandon the Kurds.