Reviewing: “The Final Exam,” by Rabbi Dr. Ari Berman. Maggid Books. 2023. Hardcover. 168 pages. ISBN-13: 978-1592646234. A great deal of responsibility rests on the
When Jonathan Friedman was growing up in Cedarhurst, he never imagined that decades into the future he would be carving artwork from wood in his
New Jersey native Lahav Harkov knows Israeli politics inside out. She spent eight years as the Jerusalem Post’s Knesset reporter and the last three as
After receiving his BA in philosophy from the University of Illinois, Rabbi Matt LeVee spent three years in Jerusalem where he advanced his education in
It is not often that one will open a biblical text and find commentaries from the 1st century Jewish-Greek philosopher Philo; traditional Talmudic sources; and
When Englewood native Bayla Haskel wondered how she could do good for Israeli society, she decided to merge her background in the business sector and
Israeli media personality Sivan Rahav-Meir has been bringing stories to the public eye since she was a child. At the age of 6 she began
From learning Hebrew to acclimating to a new school or community, making aliyah can trigger significant stresses on olim adjusting to life in a foreign
When 21-year-old Leila Deluty steps onto the basketball court, she is playing for more than just the Ramat Hasharon team she represents in Israel’s professional
Reviewing: “Dialogues of Love and Fear: A Rabbi’s Daughter, a Kes’s Son, and Hope for the Future” By Sharon Shalom. Koren Publishers Jerusalem. 2022. English.
No individual has examined more newborn babies in the Jewish state than Professor Arthur Eidelman, known as the founding father of neonatal medicine in Israel.
Reviewing: “Zionist Writings: Susan and Roger Hertog Edition” by Theodor Herzl. ISBN: 9781613292075. No individual is more well known for his or her contributions to
