10 Minutes With Mayor Bill De Blasio
The people who did not attend – I respect them, but none of them have been chosen as the party’s nominee.
New Book By Rabbi Moshe Meiselman On Torah, Chazal And Science
"Toras Hashem temimah” – The Torah, in all aspects, is perfect and complete. It need not bend or comply with any other system. In fact, since the Torah is the blueprint according to which the universe was created, other systems should be judged by their agreement with the Torah.
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HonestReporting's missions attract a wide gamut of participants, 15% of whom are not Jewish.
The Heart Of Kiruv
The yeshiva rents apartments for the boys in the city so that they are also live among the secular citizens.
How Yasir Arafat Almost Hijacked The U.S. Holocaust Museum: An Interview with Walter Reich
As a result of the Arafat scandal, a congressional committee commissioned a study of the museum’s management.
‘You Need 150 Salaries To Buy An Apartment – That’s Outrageous’: An Interview With...
This past summer, Israel made headlines for something other than the peace process or fighting terrorism when hundreds of thousands of its citizens took to the streets to protest social inequality and rising living costs.
The History Of A Miraculous Country: An Interview with Author Daniel Gordis
People who start the history in 1948 encounter a country that is fundamentally in conflict and are not exposed at all to the yearnings of the Jewish people to restore themselves to their ancestral homeland.
The Shuk Artist
If things go well, Souza can paint a portrait in an hour to an hour and a half.
Our Beloved Grandfather, Zaydie Sholom
It is a beautiful tribute to his memory that their deepest memories are of him learning and teaching Torah. And that truly was his life.
On Mike Tress, The ‘Amazon Generation,’ And Shidduch Coaching: An Interview with Rabbi Paysach...
I really believe many people need shidduch coaching. One shidduch coach told me, “There are many people who are passing up good opportunities for bad reasons.”
When Daniel Moynihan Stood Tall at the UN
An interview with historian Gil troy on his new book, “Moynihan’s Moment: America’s Fight Against Zionism and Racism.”
NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine: ‘We Look Forward’ to Being Part of ‘Beresheet 2’
“This administration has been a very strong supporter of Israel, and they’ve been supportive of our efforts to collaborate with Israel off-space exploration, so it’s been a productive relationship.”
New York’s Angel? Curtis Sliwa Has His Sights On City Hall
There are more people in downtown Buffalo at night than there are in Times Square.
Responding To Anti-Semitism And Anti-Zionism: An Interview with Pundit Ben Cohen
If you remember, in 2006, a Jewish kid in Paris, Ilan Halimi, was abducted, beaten, and held hostage for three weeks... These are the kinds of people attending these Gaza solidarity rallies.
‘The Outlook For Israel Is Very Grave’: An Interview with AFSI’s Rael Jean Isaac
Rael Jean Isaac was in the right place at the right time. Forty years ago, she found herself in Israel together with her husband, studying the various activist groups that had sprung up in Israel in the wake of the Six-Day War. Some argued for returning the lands won during the war; others, for keeping them. While researching the different movements for her doctoral thesis, she and her husband met veteran right-wing activist Shmuel Katz. The rest is history.
Vilna: A Mother City in Israel (Part I)
He held no public office. Indeed, he rarely left his room. Yet the Vilna Gaon, remains one of modern Jewry's most influential figures.
Responding To Islamic Extremism: An interview with Dr. Marvin Belsky
The Human Rights Coalition Against Radical Islam, founded in May 2009, has held numerous political demonstrations, rallies and seminars aimed at bringing about a collective awareness of the perils of Islamic extremism. The Jewish Press sat down with Dr. Marvin Belsky, chairman of the board of HRCARI, to hear more about the goals and objectives of the group.
Meet The Rabbi Who Gave The Invocation On Day 3 Of The Republican National...
In Psalms, we say, “Chadeish yameinu ke’kedem – Renew our days as of old.” In other words, revive today with the fire and passion of those early, founding days. “Make America Great Again” can refer to such an endeavor.
Victor Zalta’s Encounters With The Boys Of Summer, 1946
With the new baseball season underway, The Jewish Press chatted with Zalta in his Flatbush home about some of his other memories.
Father Of Special-Needs Child Acts For Others
Three months ago, Chaim Spero, the father of an autistic child, wrote an op-ed piece for The Jewish Press about his son's recent bar mitzvah. He never expected what followed.
Ari Harow – The Man Behind the Netanyahu Investigations Headlines
A profile of the man Police hope will unwillingly take down Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Learning To Eat Again
Eating disorders often thrive in secrecy, preventing other people from noticing odd behaviors and challenging them.
Mining The Bible For Ideas: An Interview With Gadfly Intellectual Yoram Hazony
The idea that the world should not have one world government but rather should be divided into nation states is a biblical idea.
Emunah, Omanah And Omanut: Faith, Fostering And Art
I had no idea what Down syndrome is and I was happy that I'd have a little sister.
Around The Shabbos Table
Our father's deep attachment to His Creator and his dedication to his fellow Jew made our childhood a powerful education.
Morocco, Italy, & Beyond: The Vision of the Lubavitcher Rebbe – On His 25th...
Year the first shliach went out: 1950 – to Casablanca, Morocco.
Year the last shliach went out: 2019. Two recent ones went to Purdue University and Takayama, Japan.
‘Love Truth And Peace’: The Story Behind The Page 1 Artwork
Through her work "The Divine Within," artist Shira Gabriela highlights a literary parallel that exists between Megillat Esther and the Book of Zechariah.
A Unique Collection: Holocaust Mail: An Interview with Author Dr. Justin Gordon
They could send and receive mail in the concentration camps but not in the death camps.
‘Family-Values Rabbi’ Visits Jerusalem, Vatican
"Now we have the possibility of permanently stopping the yearly gay pride march in Jerusalem," Rabbi Yehuda Levin of the Rabbinical Alliance of America told The Jewish Press at the end of a two-week trip to Israel, which ended earlier this week.
Reaching Behind The Iron Curtain: An Interview with Soviet Jewry Activist Rabbi David Hill
With almost all of world Jewry located in liberal democracies today, it is easy to forget that a mere 25 years ago, 1.5 million Jews lived under a totalitarian Soviet regime that suppressed Judaism. In the Soviet Union, even procuring a siddur or Jewish calendar could be a clandestine affair filled with fear.
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