Heroes Aren’t Born Overnight
Book editor to speak in Teaneck and Livingston, Feb. 24 and 26. When I was a child, there was a single-panel, black-and-white comic strip in
February 21, 2025
Book editor to speak in Teaneck and Livingston, Feb. 24 and 26. When I was a child, there was a single-panel, black-and-white comic strip in
A book of women’s prayers from Jerusalem, post October 7, 2023.. Shira Lankin Sheps awoke on shvi’i shel Pesach (April 29 this year) with “a
The world recently marked the 30th yahrzeit of the Lubavitcher Rebbe. I have three Rebbe stories of my own. To begin with, I made aliyah
The wish of every parent in Israel, when a child is born, is that by the time they are adults, there will be no more
Bnai Yeshurun to host Rabbi Professor Steinberg, head of its editorial board, next Shabbat. Several events hosting Rabbi Professor Avraham Steinberg, head of the editorial
Because of the war in Israel, a global leadership conference for Jewish women entrepreneurs and leaders, which was originally scheduled to be held in person
At a moving ceremony at the headquarters of the IDF’s Military Rabbinate, in the presence of senior officers and the head of the editorial board
A look inside the Women’s Casualty Treatment Unit and chevra kadisha in the IDF. A person who has passed away can never personally repay the
The Jerusalem Theater has been hosting the exhibit of David Schmidt, originally from Los Angeles, entitled “Mesirus Nefesh” (“Self-Sacrifice”) which features large digital prints and
There is a joke among alumni of the B’nei Akiva religious Zionist youth movement that, at any age, and even if memory blips have begun,
Rabbi Berel Wein, executive producer, and Ashley Lazarus, director and writer, have released another groundbreaking film. “Abarbanel—A Man of Many Worlds” is about the enigmatic
“Stars” – metaphorically, of course. One could see no stars on the day I took a trip on a little boat in the Dead Sea.
