Pinchas approaches Moshe. He says, “Moshe, I want to be a kohen.” “I’m sorry, you can’t be a kohen.” “But I really want to be
What did we really know about Bar-Kochba for two thousand years? The material in rabbinic literature was brief and the passages had a legendary quality
It may be a bit shocking, but the Marriage Foundation has studied the issue extensively and has determined that, statistically, 31% of second marriages fail.
Today, Israel and the United States are Judaism’s two largest centers. While we share many qualities, there are many things that make us quite different.
About three hours north of Yerushalayim, toward the peak of the Golan Heights, lies the beautiful nature reserve of Tel Dan. Walking along the breathtaking
Forced evacuation and return. It is a saga of tragedy, struggle and triumph. Following the 1929 massacre in Hebron at the hands of Arab terrorists,
Last week, I was leafing through Yair Lapid’s “Memories After My Death: The Story of My Father, Joseph ‘Tommy’ Lapid” and a passage leaped out
Parents often worry that their children will lose serious skills over summer vacation. This is especially true given the interrupted classroom time during COVID. Before
On July 20, the American Conservative Union, sponsor of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), hosted the inaugural CPAC Israel at Hangar 11, on the
MDA uses GIS technology as part of its computer-aided dispatch system, enabling the paramedic service to instantly geolocate the ambulances and first responders nearest the
(Courtesy of TJT) Wait. What? We didn’t even go on our summer vacation yet. What about Sukkot and winter break? Do I already need to
(Courtesy of B’ezri) Summer is an exciting time … for those who can afford it. But for many Israeli families, says B’ezri, summer camp is
