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Are You Really ‘With Me’?

In Print Rabbi Reuven Chaim Klein

If G-d told Balaam not to go with Balak’s men, why did He seemingly “change His mind” and later allow him to go?

Shabbos-Approved Makeup You Can Wear Every Day

In Print Michal Goldfein

When it comes to the order of application, I always tell everyone it is basically the opposite of weekday.

Tires Of 56 Cars In Lakewood Are Slashed

In Print Mordechai Resnick

Family, Faith, And Freedom

In Print Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks z"l

Genesis is not a hymn to the virtue of families. It is a candid, honest, fully worked-through account of what it is to confront some of the main problems within families, even the best.

The Truth, The Whole Truth, And Nothing But The Truth

In Print Elliot Resnick

The Sefer Chassidim says that a person is supposed to conduct himself with a non-Jew the same way he conducts himself with a Jew.

J. Robert Oppenheimer: Indifferent To Judaism, Concerned About Israel

In Print Saul Jay Singer

Oppenheimer was a strong Israel supporter who played an important role in the development of the Jewish state’s nuclear capability.

Dear Dr. Yael

In Print Dr. Yael Respler

Move It Or Lose it!

In Print Henni Halberstam

I certainly appreciate the gift of living near your family and what a tremendous blessing it can be.

Stress Relief: From the Pandemic to the Everyday

In Print Rifka Schonfeld

We need to remind ourselves constantly why we are taking the precautions we are taking. Remembering the reason gives us the strength to move forward.

Is it proper for a husband/father or wife/mother to leave their family for an...

In Print Jewish Press Staff

Is it proper for a husband/father or wife/mother to leave their family for an extended period of time?

Is It Proper…? Is it ever appropriate to get drunk?

In Print Jewish Press Staff

Is it ever appropriate to get drunk?

The Hangdog Judge Garland

In Print Editorial Board

It was very surprising that Garland testified that he would make the federal investigation into the storming of the Capitol in January his first priority.

She Won’t Answer Your Calls? Try Rerouting

In Print Baila Sebrow

Other shadchanim mean well, but don’t know how to express their thoughts gently. Sometimes, it’s not what is said, but how it’s conveyed that makes all the difference.

Q & A: Making Up For What We Missed (Part I)

In Print Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Question: The Covid-19 pandemic has put an end to almost all public gatherings; hence, much of Jewish congregational ritual have come to a halt. Is there a way to make up for everything we missed? M. Goldman

Getting Creative In The Classroom

In Print Rifka Schonfeld

Our schools are immersed in standards, educational assessments, and prescribed curricula. All of these things are ultimately good – they help create standardized and measurable learning goals.

Health & Living – December 2020

In Print Jewish Press Staff

It’s Bad And Getting Worse

In Print Editorial Board

In any event, Mr. Netanyahu after the election sought to soften his statement on Palestinian statehood and apologized for what he conceded were remarks that “offended some Israeli citizens and offended members of the Israeli Arab community.”

The ‘Zionism’ And ‘Judaism’ Of Esperanto Founder Ludwik Zamenhof

In Print Saul Jay Singer

Nonetheless, Esperanto itself, stripped of its religious machinations, grew in popularity worldwide, albeit gradually.

The Jewish Theological Roots Of Sir Isaac Newton’s Scientific Discoveries

In Print Saul Jay Singer

Newton was a devoted Christian raised in the Puritan tradition in the Church of England who nonetheless rejected key elements of religious orthodoxy, including principally the doctrine of the trinity, which he characterized as idolatry.

We Should Believe What Arab Dictators Say

In Print Moshe Phillips

If “moderate” Arab leaders have to make extremist statements to “appease the radicals,” it means the masses of Arabs continue to hold radical anti-Israel views.