“And None Shall Make Them Afraid” A New Book by Rick Richman
An interview with the author
Enhancing Our Spiritual Relationship With G-d
In Judaism, love is always related to knowing and being known.
Enhancing The Book Of Numbers With Shadal
Those who know Shadal’s commentary on the Torah know that Dan Klein is uniquely fit for the job.
The Sound Of Silence (Part II)
We see that the Pope’s agenda was to protect the Church and its status from being attacked by the Germans or Italians, and to only attempt to protect baptized Jews, whom he considered to be Catholics.
The Sound Of Silence (Part I)
By understanding the domestic politics of Italy and Germany vis à vis the Vatican, as well as how the United States, Britain, and the French government in exile fully comprehended the Pope’s duplicity,... we may understand, but never accept, the horrific and unforgivable conduct of the Pope.
One Man’s Mission To Save Lives
As an organization, it's just a matter of time until United Hatzalah of Israel will have saved six million lives.
Applying The Mishna Everyday
Rabbi Spero reminds us that we have to stand up for our beliefs. This is the only way to garner respect.
The Halachic Man
Towards the end of the introduction the author pens I was raised in a home that believed in and practice Torah V’Avodah and thus the main theme of this book – the integration of Torah with the State of Israel – from the inspiration and education I received from him.
The Reverse Acrostic In Tefillah
In addition to a similar phrase-by-phrase explanation, Rabbi Adler also devotes another lengthy chapter to comparing and contrasting differences in the Rosh Chodesh text with the Musaf text from other yomim tovim.
Hands-On Chinuch
Since each page is something that we do with our hands, I do each action to or with my granddaughter. She copies me or she participates.
The Kiruv Expert Who Was ‘Too Shy To Talk’
While anyone can find Rav Schuster’s story inspiring, I think shy children will get an extra dose of inspiration.
English Jewry In The 1200s
Besides the occasional massacres in which English Jews were actually killed, the author provides detailed accounts of the "punishments" levied against Jews for simply being Jewish...
Complex And Taboo Stories In Tanach
The only real reservation I would have about this book is that there is sometimes what seems to be a confusion between what the Sages or midrashim say on the one hand and what the Tanach says on the other.
‘Simple’ Essays From A Brilliant Maimonides Scholar
Pathways to Their Hearts is the logical fruit of Rav Rabinovich’s unique personality, pen, and work. It is everything you might expect from the rosh yeshiva: Optimistic and patient, full of simple faith and intellectual curiosity.
A Humanizing And Accessible View Of Gedolim
One of the strengths of these biographical vignettes is that they are represented through the eyes of people who are deeply vested in the subject – be they actual talmidim of the gadol when they were alive...
Adolf Jellinek And The Rise Of Reform Judaism
Despite his traditional upbringing, Jellinek began to question some of the traditional practices of Judaism, particularly the emphasis on ritual and the strict adherence to Jewish law.
Rabbi Cohen’s Odyssey To The East
After deeply exploring Eastern religion and philosophies, mastering the martial arts, and dedicating years in search of truth, self-discipline and character refinement, Rav Dov Ber Cohen recognized all these things when he encountered Torah true Judaism.
Halachah, Medicine, And The Pandemic
For those focused on contemporary issues, Rabbi Mordechai Willig’s “Confronting the Pandemic in the Community: A Rabbi’s Memoir” offers unprecedented insight into the way halachic decisions were made for our community during COVID.
When Bad Things Happen…To Anybody
As he freely admits, this question is more difficult for us rabbis, because we recite the expected formula of faith to our community members rather regularly, and here you can repeat after me: Hashem has His plan.
Prepare Ahead For Pesach
As one reads the book, this panoramic methodology becomes clearer. He divides the book into 3 parts based on the most prominent ideas of Pesach and perhaps the goals of the seder: family, faith, and freedom.
Tznius Is Not Just About Skirt Length
This concept of tznius as a middah versus tznius being solely a mathematical equation involving multiple body parts is a unifying theme that is woven throughout many of the personal essays.
Book Review: The Twin Children of the Holocaust: Stolen Childhood and the Will to...
This book vividly recounts the 1985 trek by surviving twins as they attempted to bring Mengele to justice.
Shalom Aleichem For Grownups
Mitchell First has given me something I never had and didn’t realize I was missing: a mature perspective on Shalom Aleichem.
Honest Insights Into The Chabad Mission
I would recommend this book to any helping professional who works with people for insight into the power of listening to enable others to help themselves.
The Guide For Good Parenting
I hope this book will encourage parents to realize that they are the best parents for their children, and to enjoy the privilege of parenting and see it as a catalyst for their own growth, says Rebbetzin Eisenbach.
Pick Up New Habits With 30-Day Challenges!
There is no right or wrong way to use this book. You can choose to start with the current month, or pick a month that focuses on an area that you’re interested in improving in.
Talmud With A Pop Culture Infusion
Later on in the book, Levine discusses the topic of exaggeration in the Talmud, but he frames it with juxtaposition to the controversial musical legacy of Eminem.
A Crash Course In Judaism
While books like this are great introductory texts, the cursory overview of the topics, many of them which warrant numerous volumes on their own, can give the reader too far a superficial view of the topic.
Zaidy’s Remarkable Survival Story
The consistency of an old man’s failing memory, prompted by his daughter and grandson serves to underscore the accuracy of Martin Bodek’s account.
An Insightful Look At The Jewish Calendar
If you have heard any of her speeches, Rahav-Meir is very big on keeping it real and current. She writes that Judaism has so much to offer to the world, and the world wants to hear from the Jews.
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