Highlighting “The Struggle for Utopia. A History of Jewish, Christian and Islamic Messianism” by Dr. Arnold Slyper. Kochav Press 2023. 368 pages. Paperback. ISBN: 979-8-9865478-0-0.
Reviewing: “Looking Into the Sun: A Taste of the Torah, Life and Legacy of Rav Moshe Shapira,” by Menachem Nissel. Feldheim Publishers. 2024. 496 pages.
A few years ago, a friend confided in me, sharing that while some of her kids were receiving many mishloach manot deliveries, one of her
Responding to Global Barbarism: Insights From Purim and Beyond As the echoes of Purim fade, we find ourselves contemplating the age-old struggle against hatred and
When Rutgers University sophomore Joe Gindi was recently asked to be one of nine students from colleges and universities across the country to testify about
A decision by the Second Court of Appeals affirming a lower court ruling that six professors—five of whom are Jewish—at the City University of New
Twenty-five Jewish university students from across the US participated in the Olami #ZeroTolerance Mission to Washington, DC. The trip is in response to the failure
Mezuzah scars mark the doorways of hundreds, perhaps thousands of medieval doorways throughout northern Portugal, nestled in the villages that crown the rolling, terraced hills
This past weekend, it was impossible to read the story of Amalek on Shabbat morning and hear the Megillah reading on Saturday night and Sunday
This annual competition at Touro’s Lander College for Men builds STEM skills and prepares students for careers in science. (Courtesy of Touro University) More than
I’ve known Noa Brickman her whole life. She lives two houses away from me, and our families have been close friends since I was young.
(Courtesy of Haas & Zaltz) Creating an estate plan helps give us a feeling of control and peace of mind, knowing that our loved ones
