Saving Lives
"Gruninger paid a high price for the choice he made. In the struggle between his sense of duty as a police officer, and dedication to the concepts of humanity, the latter triumphed," states Yad Vashem.
Amud Aish: Holocaust And Rebirth
This is not history to be relegated to the past and forgotten.
Adams & Jefferson Respond To A Jewish Leader
Noah tried to found a Jewish state at Grand Island in the Niagara River, to be called Ararat.
The Jewish Soul Of Meyer Lansky
In 1946, Lansky ordered his men to help bring Holocaust survivors to Eretz Yisrael and facilitate the establishment of the Jewish state.
The Haskalah – Part II: Moses Mendelssohn: A Seductive Idea
If his writings did little to sway the masses, it was his life that acted as the heady perfume. His very existence presented an alternative – a highly seductive alternative – to the ghetto Jew.
Requiem For A Bookstore
Judaica was everywhere: crammed on glass shelves, teetering atop narrow display cases, peeking from behind cardboard boxes in the store’s sprawling interior.
The Legendary Shapiro Shas
The dispute evolved into a fierce fight between chassidim defending the Shapiros and mitnagdim defending the Romm printers.
Estee Lauder Israel Inspires Young Digital Media Stars
As the first of its kind, it aims to provide content creators with innovative, professional tools for success in the world of digital content.
Hermann Hesse, The Nazis, And Anti-Semitism
Hermann Karl Hesse (1877-1962), a Nobel Prize-winning German novelist and poet, is best known for his inspired explorations of self-understanding, spiritual realization, and psychology,...
Nazi-Saluting Dog Featured In BBC Documentary
Markus downplayed the seriousness of his actions, saying in a talkRADIO interview that people shouldn't watch his videos if they are offended.
Original Letter By The Haktav Vehakabbalah
Considering his goal, it is not surprising that alongside the Vilna Gaon and Shadal, we find references by the author to non-Rabbinic sources, such as Julius Fürst, Moses Mendelsson, and Naphtali Hirz Wessely.
Ze’ev Jabotinsky’s Attitude Toward Tradition – In Honor of His 79th Yahrzeit
After Rabbeinu sadly listened to them, he asked me for a piece of paper, and wrote a pleasantly-worded protest letter with candid reproach to Mr. Jabotinsky, and asked me to give it to him.
Issac Mayer Wise vs. Isaac Leeser
It is undisputed that, unlike Leeser, Wise was an academic and rabbinical fraud.
The Making Of Memories
After many long hours on the computer and countless cross-country phone calls and lots of siyatta d’Shmaya, year after year, at the last minute, we find somewhere to go.
Nazi Propaganda – Owned By A Jew
This Jew owned several classic and obscure anti-Semitic works, including a copy of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion...
Earthquakes In Eretz Yisrael
Efforts quickly turned to providing humanitarian relief to quake victims in what is considered the first internationally-organized relief campaign.
A Shul With A Story: Praying In Spiritual Harmony – Young Israel Beth El...
Young Israel Beth El is more than a beautiful synagogue with unique and unified davening, it is a congregation with a soul.
He Hasn’t Missed A Daf… Since 1961
Asked if he ever thought of quitting, Rabbi Rosenshein said, “Never. You don’t live without it.”
Little-Known Holocaust History: Marcus Witztum: ‘The Irish Schindler’
He also knew that many Jews faced a perilous future in mainland Europe and would benefit from moving to the safe shores of Ireland.
A Satirical Ben-Gurion
Among your members in the Knesset are people from whom nothing is withheld and who, in their empty speech, are capable of achieving the most difficult assignments.
Nathan Rapoport And The Warsaw Ghetto Monument
By the time the Jewish Museum of the History of Polish Jews was opened across from the monument in 2013, the memorial had lost all its visual prominence and blended into the surrounding landscape.
Exhibit Highlights Yiddish Typewriters
With this invention, writer’s cramp and constant worry about smudged ink and illegible penmanship began to wane. Yiddish typewriters ushered in a new and much easier way of life.
The Moon And The Jews – 50 Years Later
The Apollo 11 astronauts were flying into uncharted territory. All precautions were taken, but the slightest mishap could have taken their lives.
‘G-d, Please Protect Them’
The Jewish community of Merzig was old but small.
The History Of Aviation In Pre-State Eretz Yisrael
The Second Maccabiah (Jewish Olympic) Games, which were held in Tel Aviv in April 1935, included flying competitions, and a group of Jewish fliers arrived from Germany with two German-built gliders.
Rachel’s Children Are Back Home – Only To Be Thrown Out Again?
Rabbi Porush, with tears streaming down his face and onto Rabin’s jacket, cried out, “Yitzchak, Yitzchak! Do you want to abandon Mama Rachel?!”
Haskalah Series – Part I: The Jew That Was
Amidst this most dramatic period of our 2,000 year exile, this medieval Ashkenazic Jew has somehow retained his sense of purpose, his own internal value, and his unbreakable bond.
Little-Known Holocaust History: The Dominican Republic Offered To Save 100,000 Jews
In October 1941, the Nazis halted all immigration from Europe. The last refugee boat arrived in Sosua (which by now had 500 immigrants) on December 8, 1941 – a day after the attack on Pearl Harbor.