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.
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
Hi! Last week’s cufflinks were the “Shaka” hand gesture, correctly identified by everyone in person, and over email via #1 Fan Amanda Jenks, as the
I have been wearing the Blue and White paper bracelet that I received at the November 14 March for Solidarity in support of Israel after
The Book of Shemot ends on a high note. The Mishkan is completed and is filled with the Presence of God. Before we move forward,
If you were asked to rank the days in the Jewish calendar in order of importance, where would you place Purim? Probably not at the
The name “Esther” is widely interpreted and commented upon. One such interpretation is that it stems from “hester—hidden,” as in “hester panim—when Hashem hides his
Some people think that Megillat Esther is a historical record. Some think it is an allegory. Some think it is a satire. Some think it
Chai. This morning, on my way to work, I stepped onto the subway next to a young man wearing a Jewish star around his neck.
The first time I saw a painting of Queen Esther hanging on the wall of an art museum I was truly surprised. The second time
Get ready to run, jump, pitch, score, and more at the American Dream’s brand new adventure, “Activate.” Activate is a one-of-a-kind assortment of games, challenges
