Co-Existence
Ultimately, the essays show that there does not have to be serious contradiction between Torah and western thought.
Playing With Fire
If leftist activists really cared about black Americans, Mac Donald argues, they would champion the police.
Rav Meir Shapira’s Daf Yomi Talmud for Sale in Jerusalem
A special edition Gemara was printed for the first cycle of Daf Yomi in 1925.
Chin Up
Morah Becky describes her own foray into the world of Jewish children’s literature as a lesson in emunah and Siyata Dishmaya (help from Above).
Unforgettable Interviews
Their stories are unique because they are not just about giving testimony, but focused on a tiny glimmer of something positive within that horrendous negative milieu… an instant of happiness if just for a moment.
The Rav On The Holidays
While the subjects are often dense and abstract, Rabbi Pick is able to provide an extremely clear overview of the topics...
Listening To The Mussar Of Your Father
Soon, however, one is taken on a wonderful journey of questions and profound suggestions that open up new vistas of thinking and understanding ancient texts.
Not What It Appears To Be
YCT and Open Orthodoxy were originally presented to the Orthodox community as a movement dedicated to retrieving the Modern Orthodoxy of the 1950s.
Getting Your Book Published: What Are Our Options Today?
Traditional publishers are able to market and distribute your book to the widest audience.
Book Review: The Spiritual Journey Of A Jewish Chaplain
“When someone needs help, you be there for them,” said Elaine. “And that's how you will repay me.”
On The Bookshelf
As a teen, I found essays by people like William F. Buckley Jr. and Lewis Thomas enthralling.
Koren Shavuot Mahzor Reveals Surprise
"According to the written sources, biblical and post-biblical, there was intense debate as to when Shavuot is celebrated and why."
On The Bookshelf
What books would you recommend to someone seeking intellectual ammunition for his belief in 1) the existence of G-d? and 2) the divinity of the Bible?
‘Miriam’s Song’ Speaks to the Soul of the Nation of Israel About Loss
The Hebrew-language best-seller, Miriam's Song, by Miriam Peretz, will be a hit in English that shatters hearts.
Remember The Holocaust
"Hate is easy; it takes real courage to love."
Staying Inspired
He encourages readers to love and respect parents, set spiritual goals, and find mentors and friends.
Passover As Destiny
A bit of give and take ensues but finally the name Passover wins the day.
What Does Passover Mean To Us?
Each entry asks a specific question and provides strategies to answer those questions, mostly based on traditional Rishonim.
Treasures Within
"I wanted to focus on all the people you don't want to look at, the people who are invisible."
Through The Year
She lends meaning to each month of the Jewish calendar in an unparalleled manner.
Setting The Record Straight
“See what happened to Vashti when she displeased the king? It did not help her to be queen and a daughter of royalty. Can you imagine the consequences, had we not attended?”
On the Bookshelf
I consumed anything that came my way.
Here’s a Holocaust Story with a Happy Ending
Dina Gold's "Stolen Legacy" is the story of one woman's victory against the Nazis, albeit 60 years later.
Rabbi Kahane is Still Right
The action and suspense surrounding Kahane’s life includes many historic moments and reads like a thriller
A Creative Orphanage Director Before His Tragic End
Indeed, these interviews make enriching readings for professional educators and parents
Rabbi Meir Kahane: A Man Who Never Gave Up
Perhaps his most impressive trait – one I did not fully appreciate before reading Mrs. Kahane’s work – is the tirelessness with which he worked for his goals.
The Ambassadors
The 2nd installment of The Ambassador, the engrossing new novel from Toby Press: Part 1; Chapter 1
The Ambassador by Yehuda Avner (z”l) and Matt Rees
Jewish Press Online presents the prologue to The Ambassador (Toby Press) by Yehuda Avner & Matt Rees