Elucidating The U.S.-Israel Relationship: An Interview with Veteran Diplomat and Foreign Policy Adviser Dennis...
But I think the turning point was really Reagan. Since that time, I don’t think you find this anti-Semitic undertone.
A Jewish American Veteran
They are known as the Greatest Generation, and for good reason. As children of the Depression, they learned to make do with little, and lacked, most significantly, a sense of entitlement. As they came of age, they were called upon to serve and defend their country, and they did so magnificently, many with their very lives. They then went on to raise families and build the country into the superpower it has become – all with little noise and fanfare; continuing, through it all, to quietly do their duty.
Giving Female Prisoners A Second Chance
A human being is defined by his ability to choose. When you're in jail, choice is taken away from you.
Israel’s Rebirth ‘A Boring Story’ To U.S. Jews: An Interview with American Zionist Hero...
In 1947-1948 I lived in Boro Park where, against parental and rabbinic advice, I joined a Zionist group. By 1950 I was packing machine-gun parts for Israel in a home not far from the Young Israel. But what I did as a child does not compare to what my friend and colleague David Gutmann did for love of Zion at that very time on the dangerous open seas.
Steven Hill’s Mission imPossible
Steve felt himself drawn by the spirit that moved them. The spark that had been kindled in the shul in Seattle became a fire that would not be quenched – that demanded to be fed.
Popular Blogger Gil Student: ‘The Internet Is A Dangerous Place’
In the world of Orthodox blogs, few are as popular as Hirhurim.blogspot.com, run by Rabbi Gil Student. Visited over four million times since its founding five years ago, Hirhurim - which the Jerusalem Post ranked as the "Best Jewish Religion Blog" in 2005 - features informative, intriguing, and sometimes controversial discussions on halacha, Jewish philosophy, biblical stories, and more.
The Incredible Genesis Of Israel’s Air Force: An Interview with Author Robert Gandt
Israel’s fighter pilots shot down 24 hostile airplanes in air-to-air combat during the war without losing one.
Exclusive Interview with New Israeli Ambassador to US
Ambassador Dermer's thoughts on what is ahead in the coming years between Israel and the USA.
Rav Yitzchak Dovid Grossman: Inspiring And Changing Thousands Of Lives!
Migdal Ohr has grown tremendously. Today it comprises twenty educational institutions, from pre-school through high school.
To Be A Vessel For God
At that point, I think I did go into some kind of emotional depression. I lost the way I connected to God. It’s something I didn’t realize I lost until I found it again, living here in Israel.
On The Bookshelf
I walked into his class thinking I knew how to write, and for our first essay he told us that two-run on sentences was grounds for immediate failure.
One Hundred Miles And Counting
Dorit grew up in sunny Eilat. She was involved in sports since she was a young child. As a teenager she was the table tennis champion of Eilat, winning 2nd place in the southern regional competition and going on to win 3rd place in the national mixed double championship. At the same time, she was running marathons.
‘My Job As A Journalist Is To Tell The Story’: An Interview with New...
It’s not an admiration. It is simply a kind of journalist fascination. It stands out, it’s different from more traditional Orthodoxy.
‘Our Goal Is To Connect Jews To Their Land’: An Interview with Jerusalem Councilman Arieh...
We see pictures of mosques, monuments for terrorists, illegal schools, and hundreds of apartments being built on Jewish land without repercussions. We are losing Jewish property, so it is up to us to protect it.
Singing My Song
My musical performances are interactive. I take my audience with me on a journey to their inner selves.
Exclusive Interview: Chief Rabbi Amar: Sharon Was Emphatic On Conversion Issue
JERUSALEM - Israel's Sephardic Chief Rabbi Shlomo Amar took the time last week to speak with The Jewish Press at his home in Jerusalem.
There’s Hardly Any Anti-Semitism In Russia – Thanks To Putin? – An Interview with...
It’s very much in style and cool to be Jewish in Russia today. In the past, people were afraid to let others know they were Jewish; today, they are very proud – and many non-Jews want to be part of it too.
The Blue Card: A Time-Limited Mission
The Blue Card is the only organization with the sole mission to provide financial assistance to needy survivors.
How A Synagogue Is Meeting Immigration And Revival: It’s Expanding
In his short time with the shul, he has managed to activate a Hebrew school with now over 50 children and five teachers.
‘A Huge Zionist And A Very Proud Jew’
An Interview With Radio Talker Steve Malzberg
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?
‘The Left Holds The Arabs In Such Low Regard’: An Interview with Author and...
During the Nazi period, as bad as the Germans were, no German politician ever declared openly a desire to exterminate the Jews.
Rabbi Julius Berman Reminisces On Rav Soloveitchik And 50 Years Of Community Service
Aside from being the first Orthodox Jewish layman to head the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations (1982-1984), Rabbi Berman is also well known for the close relationship he shared with Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik (popularly called “the Rav”), who ordained him in 1959.
Dr. Irving Moskowitz: Builder of Jerusalem
Mrs. Cherna Moskowitz: "Irv’s passion was creating and developing businesses so that he could help Israel. For him, this was the right thing to do."
Fashionably Late: Former Student Recognized By FIT
You take whatever road you have to take and make the best of it.
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