Remember that time when a Litvak fraudulently represented himself as a Turkish Sephardi scholar? It happened in Hungary in 1907. Shlomo Friedlander “Algazi” (1860-1924) managed
(Courtesy of Emunah) On August 15, Shabbat Nachamu, Emunah welcomed Benny Friedman to Vacation Village who filled the room with light! It was an incredible
In our last article we introduced the three I’s of leadership: integrity, influence and impact, and discussed how leaders can live and lead with increased
A report that David Irving, who lost a defamation suit against Deborah Lipstadt and Penguin Publishing Group for accusing him of Holocaust denial, has planned
Employers are having a tough time hanging on to quality workers. Aside from the costs of rehiring, your business’s bottom line is taking a hit
On first hearing, this statement sounds true: “When you make extra payments on a credit card balance with 16 percent interest, it’s like earning 16
In his book “Lessons in Leadership,” Lord Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, touches on chillul Hashem and kiddush Hashem – desecrating and sanctifying God’s name. Rabbi Sacks
(Courtesy of NJJBA) The North Jersey Jewish Business Alliance (NJJBA), hosted its fifth annual legislative and business luncheon at the Robert Treat Hotel in Newark.
Reviewing: ‘Harry Fischel: Pioneer of Jewish Philanthropy,’ KTAV Publishers, 2012, edited by Rabbi Aaron I. Reichel, Esq., Hardcover, ISBN-10: 160280222X. Many of Jerusalem’s hallowed streets
Reviewing: Bukharan Jews and the Dynamics of Global Judaism by Alanna E. Cooper, Indiana University Press, Paperback, 305 pages, 2012, ISBN-10: 0253006503. Did you ever
For most, moving to Israel is the realization of a dream. After years of hoping and planning, making aliyah and taking root in the Jewish
Many armies adhere to values that differentiate them from those of other countries. The Kurdish fighting forces of Syria, for instance, have a brigade of
