June ‘67: A Miracle In Our Time – Excerpts from the author’s diary as...
According to the news report, the children of that kibbutz had come up from the shelters for the first time in four days to breathe fresh air. There was also to be a wedding in which five couples were to be married.
Brother of Fallen Israeli Soldier Makes His Case in DC and NY
Aviram sat down with JewishPress.com to talk about trying to bring back Oron Shaul and Hadar Goldin.
The World’s Best Wines Are Produced In… Israel? – An Interview with Psagot CEO...
It’s unbelievable, if you think about it: After 2,000 years – in 1967 – we came back to the land where our winery is located and found this coin with the date 67.
It’s A Small World, After All
Sherman gives 10-20% of her profits from jewelry sales to Greater Vail Community ReSources, which she helped start near her home in Tucson, AZ, in 2016. It runs the local food bank, among other things.
Fixing Israel’s PR Problems, One Leader At A Time
I've had many jobs in my lifetime, and this is the one that I feel the most satisfied about.
‘For Rav Hirsch, All Mankind Is Precious To God’: An Interview With Rabbi Dr....
For Rav Hirsch, when Hakadosh Baruch Hu chose Klal Yisrael to be the am segulah, He was not rejecting the rest of mankind.
Grieving Parents Keep Only Son’s Legacy Alive
Ariel begged the tour guide to evacuate him to safety... but his pleas went unheeded.
On the Bookshelf
I had a passion for reading and read anything from The Hardy Boys to any book I could get my hands on.
Israel Memorial Day: The Yeshiva That Pays The Price
More and more we are becoming aware of the fact that there is a gaping hole in our lives – the ability to connect to God with our emotions, something connected to the idea of prophecy.
The People of Israel Live, Endure And Eat Falafel
Whoever doesn't have the courage can read a little bit and then close the book, go to the kitchen and take some ice cream out of the freezer.
Remembering A Bielski Hero
The German advance was so rapid that within a short time they found themselves prisoners in the Stolpce ghetto.
Drones, Satellites, And Cyber Warfare: An interview with Jerusalem Post editor-in-chief Yaakov Katz
What a lot of people don’t know, though, is that Israel used a very sophisticated cyber weapon to basically blind Syrian radar systems [during its aerial raid on the facility].
‘The Target Audience For Our Books Is Any Observant Jew’: An interview with Koren...
We’re a halachic publisher. But in our hashkafa, Zionism is important, the state of Israel is important, and engaging the world is important.
Former EU MP: “Ayatollah Khomeini was like Stalin”
Former EU MP Paulo Casaca claimed that there are a number of striking parallels between the 1979 Iranian Revolution, the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution and Hitler becoming Chancellor of Germany in 1933.
Reborn In Neve Tirtza
Being in prison was hard, but I'm grateful for it because it saved my life.
‘From Darkness To A New Dawn’: Israel’s Support Network for IDF Widows and Orphans
The organization has just seven paid employees but scores of volunteers who agree to a minimum three-year commitment with IDFWO.
On The Bookshelf
I sense more and more people with strong Torah background who are bothered by questions of the mission of the Jew and the Torah's relationship to the larger world.
Miles And Miles Of Smiles: An interview with author Gitty Stolik
Humor should not be used to make fun of people. We have to laugh with people, not against them.
Landing On A Different Planet
Total strangers from all over the world opened their hearts and pocketbooks.
Converted Masters; World Famous Masterpieces With a Jewish Twist
Beneath the humor and fun is the depth of emotion oand expression that this artist brings to each canvas.
Rescuing My Family From Yemen
As a Jew in Yemen, you live in your own little bubble and don't associate with the world around you.
Fighting For Israel’s Legal Rights: An interview with ZOA Israel Director Jeff Daube
The Trump administration is waiting to hear our suggestions. They are looking to us to be proactive and speak out about what we would like.
The Artist Who Moves With The Times
Harel specializes in oil paints, etching, wood-cut, silk-print and lithography. He also specializes in details that surprise.
Trump, Radical Islam, And U.S.-Israel Relations: An Interview with Gregg Roman, director of the...
I think the rollout of Trump’s first executive order on immigration was amateur. But the spirit of the order was correct.
The Book You Must Read
How do you capture the essence of a larger-than-life person?
‘The Only Freedom We Have Is In The Torah’: An interview with longtime educator...
My mother told us when we were growing up that we have to be like Yosef in Mitzrayim. Being Jewish and living a Jewish life was fundamental.
The Rabbi In The Basement
I had not seen a black hat in... years.
Emunah, Omanah And Omanut: Faith, Fostering And Art
I had no idea what Down syndrome is and I was happy that I'd have a little sister.
On the Bookshelf
I was blessed with a mother who was an avid reader, and she set a magnificent example of love of reading and love of learning.
Looking Out For New York State’s Non-Public School Students: An interview with the OU’s...
It’s a struggle year after year for our schools to hire and retain the quality teachers they need.