Authors Compose ‘Silly’ Sentences To Help English-Speakers Learn Hebrew
When she asked her if she remembered her quirky sentences, the student replied, “Are you kidding me? These sentences are going with me to the grave!”
Demographers Weigh In On Jewish Vote In 2016
HUC-JIR’s Cohen said that Israel is generally not a major factor in most Jews’ voting decisions because “each political perspective sees its candidate as doing right by Israel.”
Daniel Mandel: The Joy, the Lone Oak, and a Special Torah Scroll
13 years ago, Lt. Daniel Mandel, of the Nahal Brigade, was murdered by a terrorist. Today, there are 18 babies who have been named Daniel, after him.
Hunting Nazis To Their Dying Day: An Interview with Author Andrew Nagorski
Many people said it was going to look like vengeance.
On The Bookshelf
I walked into his class thinking I knew how to write, and for our first essay he told us that two-run on sentences was grounds for immediate failure.
‘Pop Chassidic Melodies Are Neither Pop Nor Chassidic’: An Interview with Cantor Joseph Malovany
I actually originally wanted to become a conductor and studied classical piano and conducting at the Academy of Music of Tel Aviv.
On A Wing And A Prayer
She would notice when people needed, and what they needed, and she did everything she could to fill the void with energy absent in women half her age.
Coca-Cola And The Revolution In Kosher-For-Passover Products
When it comes to Passover, however, making a product that is kosher for the holiday requires full-time rabbinical supervision.
No More Noble A Life
Eden saves lives every single day.
Homework, World Records And Movie Shoots: All In A Day’s Work For NJ Supergirl
"I thought it was totally normal and something everybody did."
‘Better Than An Emmy’: Ten Jewish All-Stars Walk the Red Carpet at the Museum...
A British baroness, TV show producer, MSG executive and Wall Street Journal reporter all talk about being Orthodox and successful.
Speaking In Two Languages With Father Naddaf, Christian Champion Of The IDF
Naddaf describes the current state of global terrorism as a case of history repeating itself through a new cast of characters.
Raoul Wallenberg: A Hero Gone Missing – An Interview with Author Ingrid Carlberg
That’s not the truth. Raoul Wallenberg’s heroic deed was the huge organization he managed to build to help Hungarian Jews.
Fighting Terrorists In The Shadows: An Interview with Middle East Security Expert Samuel Katz
Titled “The Ghost Warriors: Inside Israel’s Undercover War Against Suicide Terrorism” (Berkley Caliber), the book focuses on Yamas, the undercover unit of Israel’s National Police Border Guard.
On The Bookshelf
The Jewish people is a community of readers held together by a text.
Skeletons In The Storage Closet
Rabbi Mordechai Millunchick has been looking for bones in Chicago’s museums since 2008.
The Year Of Mein Kampf: An Interview with Journalist Peter Ross Range
The political atmosphere in Bavaria at this time was sympathetic to the direction Hitler was going, and his was just one of many far-right movements at the time.
Mining The Bible For Ideas: An Interview With Gadfly Intellectual Yoram Hazony
The idea that the world should not have one world government but rather should be divided into nation states is a biblical idea.
How Can Home Repair Empower Needy Families?
Tenufa Bakehila's purpose is two-fold: provide safe and healthy living conditions & empower families
When Jews Prayed For Anti-Semites: An Interview with Yeshiva University Professor Jess Olson
So the personality of the leader is really a moot question.
