Security threats at Jewish institutions are nothing new, but in the aftermath of October 7, security professionals across the country have new threats and protocols
Stamford resident Natasha Konstorum was driving along a Chicago highway last October when she encountered a message 48 feet wide and 14 feet high, a
New programs empowering young Jewish adults in geopolitics and public diplomacy. (Courtesy of Birthright Israel) Birthright Israel is offering two new programs this summer to
Forty-five olim-owned businesses showcased and sold products to hundreds of shuk attendees. (Courtesy of NBN) Nefesh B’Nefesh, which works in close cooperation with Israel’s Ministry
Part II Providing Legitimacy for Murdering Civilians Even though the members of the Einsatzgruppen were recruited from the Security Police, the Security Services (SD), the
What a remarkable woman she was. What an incredible wife. What a devoted and loving mother. How can I possibly encapsulate in mere words the
A few short weeks after the Oct. 7 attack, the Israeli army began their milchemet mitzvah in the most complex war environment in history, to
We conclude our series on Simon & Garfunkel and great New York cancer scientists/researchers with one who was perhaps the greatest of them all. He
Studies show that positive thinkers not only accomplish more than their negativist counterparts, they also live happier, longer lives. No kiddin’. Who wouldn’t want to
Once, an AI was programmed to assist with fundraising for a local charity. It was so effective that it managed to convince a vending machine
The ability to navigate uncertainty and lead through change has become paramount in today’s ever evolving landscape. Adaptive leadership, a concept introduced by Ronald Heifetz
A U.S. housing market as unstable as the current one hasn’t been seen since 2006, and most recall what happened as a result. The key
