1,000 Letters Add Poignant Perspective On Holocaust
Luz never married. “When she died,” Dwork said, “her nephew was going through her apartment, sorting out her effects, and he found a suitcase of these letters.
Lake George And Gore Mountain
The Lake George area has a historical depth to it, is filled with natural beauty and has a whole host of fun for those with an adventurous streak.
Soon By You – Take Two
The series follows six Modern Orthodox singles in New York City as they navigate the dating scene, dealing with set-ups, mess-ups, and, particularly in the first episode, mix-ups.
Maurice Sendak: A Jewish Vilde Chayah
While honoring his deceased relatives through his work, Sendak simultaneously mocked those survivors with whom he grew up.
Dignified Slumber: The Restoration Of Jewish Cemeteries In Jamaica
With their skills in finance and trade, and the network they naturally shared with European Jews, they played an important economic role in the sugar trade and the shipping industry.
The Catcher In The (Half-Jewish) Rye
Salinger was raised as an Orthodox Jew, and his later turmoil regarding his Jewish identity is the key to understanding his life and work.
The King Of Jewish YouTube: Daniel Finkelman Is Pursuing His Chabad Shlichut Through Popular...
In the specialized corner of filmmaking that creates Jewish music videos, Finkelman has earned a reputation as a visionary.
Inclement Weather No Match For Celebrate Israel Parade
As always, though, the heart and soul of the parade were the marching bands, singing groups, and hundreds of day schools and organizations representing virtually all segments of the Jewish community.
A Home Away From Home
Enthusiastic volunteer Arlene Chertof of Efrat says, "The guys are sweethearts. I love volunteering here. Even a soldier without a kippah will ask, ‘Is this pareve or dairy?’”
Of Hospitals, Doctors And Nurses
These many heroes and heroines gave Israel their hears.
Jerusalem Of Writers
Perhaps the biggest draw for the seminar’s attendees is having the opportunity to meet with Orthodox book publishers and representatives from the English-language magazines.
Jerusalem – Forty-Nine Years Later
Like a radiant bride waiting for the arrival of her groom, she is surrounded by shusvinim in the form of vibrant new neighborhoods.
Did Raoul Wallenberg Meet Gerald Ford?
While a few Shutz-passes (letters of protection issued by Wallenberg to Hungarian Jews) signed by him do exist (though they are rarities), other autographed documents are virtually non-existent.
Studying The Holocaust
Often my students would question how human beings could be so cruel as to starve men, women, and children to death
Volunteering In Poland Over Pesach
Katowice was the birthplace of both Chovevei Tzion and Agudat Yisrael. Before the Shoah the city had a Jewish population of more than nine thousand.
Lone, But Not Alone: Lone Soldiers In Israel
“Each soldier gives more support to the State.”
Settling The Land, One Century At A Time
What motivated these early "pioneers"? And what became of them and their efforts?
From Sorrow To Joy
It is the hallmark of the Jewish people to take tragedy and turn it into cause for celebration.
A Family Holiday: Happy Birthday Israel
Students wearing blue shirts participate in a weekly project called “Students & Baskets.” They come to open air markets on Thursdays and help the elderly carry their bags home.
Milton Friedman, Israel, And The Socialist Jewish Paradox
Friedman believed that while monopolies and oligarchies are injurious to everybody, these systems are particularly ruinous for Jews and for Israel.
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