Printing Rabbenu Bachya In Hungary In 1942

The publisher, Rabbi Aron Hacohen Margolies (Perl), a resident of Debrecen, writes how the Rabbenu Bachya was nearly forgotten due to the unavailability of his writings...

It Takes A Bit Of Chutzpah

While humility and modesty are prized characteristics in our community, these traits can impede us during our job search.

Chariots of Fire And The Jewishness Of Harold Abrahams

A year after winning gold in Paris, Abrahams broke his leg while attempting to improve on his English long jump record, which lasted for over 30 years, thus ending his athletic career.

Your $40,000 Is Waiting For You

For one hour each day, go into a private room and thank Hashem that you don’t have a child.

A Retrospective Of The Vaad Hatzalah’s Work To Save Lives

As the war neared its end, the Vaad Hatzalah started focusing on assisting the Jews that survived the atrocities and were stuck in the Displaced Persons Camps in Germany.

The Jews Of Yemen And Their Magic Carpet Ride

Operation Magic Carpet proved to be not only an emotional experience for the rescued Taimanim, many of whom kissed the ground upon their arrival in Eretz Yisrael, but for the Alaska Airlines staff as well.

Once Again, JOWMA Battles An Epidemic

The Women’s Medical Organization Is Leading Efforts To Educate the Community About Vaccines.

Frum Warrior Stares Down Her Obstacles

I was originally assigned to compete on Yom Tov with the people from my gym. ANW was very accommodating, and they put me in a different group, but it was also more challenging not competing with the people you know.

First Edition Of Chovat Hatalmidim

A keen observer and master educator, the author describes the dire straits and danger in the future of Jewish education in the inter-war period in Eastern Europe...

Unprecedented Israel Philharmonic Performance at Adi Negev-Nahalat Eran Highlights Disability Inclusion Through Music

Unique multi-sensory composition entitled ‘Every Person is a Symphony’ featuring ADI residents with severe disabilities underscores importance of empowering people of all abilities.

A Forgotten Holocaust Hero: Himmler’s Personal Physician

Kersten’s intervention with Himmler to save Jews is historical fact for which he should be recognized and honored, but he turned out to also be a Holocaust fraudster...

Rebbetzin Shterna Sarah Schneerson’s Postcards

In 1927, Rebbetzin Shterna Sarah Schneerson witnessed the arrest of her son by Stalin's henchmen, when he was taken away and sentenced to death for his efforts to keep Judaism alive throughout the Soviet empire.

Treasure Or Mass-Market Lookalike?

My expertise lies primarily in antique Jewish ceremonial objects (i.e., Judaica). When it comes to paintings and related works, my knowledge is limited to those made before 1940.

The Legacy of Rav Chaim of Volozhin 200 Years After His Passing

The Volozhin yeshiva curriculum consisted of studying the entire Talmud Bavli from beginning to end, skipping nothing. Shiur was delivered six days a week with 70 - 80 dafim being covered in depth (b’iyun) each semester or zman.

The Story Behind Kiddush Levana

While making clear that the sun will always retain its supremacy, G-d makes a series of gestures designed to placate the moon, which the moon rejects.

A Woman Is A Crown

Adam was created by Hashem, a perfect being. And yet, Hashem saw that Adam wasn’t complete without Chava by his side.

Making The Israel Parade Virtual

This is a contest. We actually have a little known contest every year at the parade for our marching groups.

A Manhattan Pinkas

By the end of the Civil War, Ahavath Chesed was ready to hire its first permanent rabbinic figure and, in 1866, Dr. Adloph Huebsch came from Hungary to assume the helm.

‘Can I Speak To Mr. Mart?’

Remember, you have a piece of G-d inside of you – actually, three neshamos inside you – which means infinite power.

Carousel: Its Original Jewish Author And Original Jewish Characters

The most interesting change, however, may be Hammerstein’s total removal of anti-Semitism, an important theme in Liliom, from Carousel.

An American Haggadah ­­– Printed During The Civil War

Jews in the United States were on both sides of the slavery debate in the decades before the Civil War.

The Jewish ‘Counter Olympics’ To Hitler’s 1936 Olympic Games

When the 1936 Games of the XI Olympiad were held in August 1936, the Nazis had already commenced construction of labor camps, political prisons, and concentration camps, including Sachsenhausen, located a mere 22 miles north of the Olympic stadium in Berlin.

The First Printed Tikun Leil Shavuot

It’s a sacred Jewish custom to study on the nights of Shavuot and Hoshana Rabba; to read from Torah, Nevi'im, Mishnah and Talmud, Aggadah and Kabbalistic books…

Just Say ‘Yes’!

Our brain is scared of greatness. Let's get over it

What’s the Secret to Making a Good Cheesecake?

To be honest, I have never met a cheesecake I didn’t like, but over the last few years, I have replaced the vanilla in my cheesecake with bourbon, with fantastic results. It’s a subtle change, but a good one! — Sandy Eller, Monsey, NY

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