NYC Jewish music artist Gedalya, or the Folk-Rock Rabbi as he is better known to his fans, is excited to announce his latest single, Generation

One of the earliest memories I have was from 1963, the day President John F. Kennedy was shot. It was a Friday afternoon, and our

I can deal with antisemites. The Torah describes antisemitism in detail in the tochacha and reminds us what happens to us when we don’t behave

I grew up on two main ideals—knowing every Beatles record by heart, and memorizing Shel Silverstein poetry and books. Do you remember the classic book

Since Oct. 7, IDF soldiers have answered the call of duty to sacrifice their heart and souls for Am Yisrael. Outside the land of Israel,

Please join me. The human mind and body hold space for a kaleidoscope of emotions, a constant ebb and flow, broken down into daily and

I was speaking to my childhood bestie, and she was telling me all about her recent solidarity trip to Israel. Her days were filled with

On November 16, my Israeli grandsons Noam (5) and Lavi (2) became American citizens. Coming just three weeks before Chanukah, this family milestone serves as

On a rainy night in Jerusalem last February, a horrific car accident off Emek Refaim in the German Colony area claimed the life of beloved

Part VIII A period of comparative tranquility prevailed, especially during the first half of 1936 when Germany hosted the Olympic Games. Though there were practically

Experts in many fields related to education and child development have written about the importance of family experiences in the healthy growth and development of

Less than a week after the most heinous terror assault in Israel’s history, Chief Rabbi of Poland Michael Schudrich instituted a public prayer for peace