A Chandelier to Think About
During an intermission of services, our rabbi told a story of a little boy talking to an angel, who complained that in our days God
During an intermission of services, our rabbi told a story of a little boy talking to an angel, who complained that in our days God
If your childhood was anything like mine you had a natural curiosity to understand why things happen. Before Wikipedia, we went to grown-ups for answers
Two weeks ago, I wrote about building websites. Years ago, having an idea and concept took considerable investment, staff and resources. Today, having an idea
A little boy with autism says “I love you”–and you understand it. Your grandfather is able to say “congratulations” when you graduate–despite the recent stroke
On Saturday night, Dec.6, Gaylen Ross presented her movie to more than 100 people at Rinat Yisrael. Reszo Kasztner, who historians say rescued more Jews
The first birthday party I can remember is when I turned 5 years old. My mother hired Raggedy Ann to come to my party ($25,
Teaneck-Col. Geva Rapp (res), serving in the first Lebanon war as a young officer, experienced a frightening episode of friendly fire. The plane was Israeli
Jewish Communal Fund (JCF), the leading Jewish donor advised fund in the United States, has announced the debut of Clink! Making Change by Giving, a
San Francisco–California’s stem cell agency, the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) has reached a cooperation agreement with Israel’s Center for R&D (MATIMOP) to help
Please excuse me if this article is insulting to our old friend AOL. It wasn’t too long ago when all of us were staying online
Innocent until proven guilty. As Americans, we are intimately familiar with this fundamental precept of the justice system. We may form opinions as to an
Don’t Undo the Consequences! In the middle of the summer two years ago, I traveled from Camp Dora Golding in East Stroudsburg, PA, to New