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Year: 2014

Politics / News Briefs / Turkey

Erdogan's Embrace of Islamism Gets Nod from Electorate

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

Erdogan's ruling party, the AKP, won against challenges from the right and the left.

This Ongoing War

European Double-Talk on the Funding of PA Terrorism

By Frimit Roth

The EU pretends it doesn't know the PA pays terrorists and murders using EU funds.

News Briefs / France / Aliyah / Geulah

Thousands Participate in French Aliyah Fair

By Jewish Press Staff

Aliyah from France Up 312% in January and February Compared to 2013

Op-Eds

Why are Feminists Not Standing Up for Israel?

By Michael Curtis

These feminists are so anti-Israel that they ignore Arab women's lack of political and social freedom

Jewish / Global / News Briefs / Religion

Limmud FSU Gets Major Boost in Collaboration with Fellowship

By Jewish Press Staff

The collaboration's conferences will ignite Jewish learning and Israeli study for Russian Jews.

Israel / News Briefs / Europe

Knesset to Host OECD Conference

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Knesset will be hosting a two day OECD conference on Monday, for the first time ever, according to a report on YNet. This will be the first OECD conference held at the Knesset, with 70 representatives attending from 29 parliaments across the globe. Even officials from Turkey's Finance Ministry have confirmed their participation, a […]

Shiloh Musings

Nu, Why Did They Wait So Long to Balk at Release of Murderers?

By Batya Medad

Today's supposedly Center-Right politicians are more like the Extreme Left of earlier, safer time

Goldstein on Gelt

Earn it. Don't Buy it.

By Doug Goldstein, CFP®

gnite Social Media created social media programs for companies such as Microsoft, Nike and Disney.

Government / News Briefs

MKs and Ministers Trying to Kill the Free Press in Israel

By Shalom Bear

Israeli politicians are trying to kill freedom of the press, because apparently competition is bad for the free market of ideas.

Terrorism / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords / Jerusalem

Road Terror Rock Attack in Jerusalem

By Jewish Press News Desk

The attack took place against the backdrop of escalating attacks around the capital as final status negotiations wind to a close.

The Yishai Fleisher Show on JewishPress.com

HaKohen on Debating Ben Ami and Ayalon. From Zionism to Universalism

By Moshe Herman

Yishai is joined by alternative peace activist Yehuda HaKohen to talk about his recent debate against the founder of J Street and a former Deputy Foreign Minister.

Jewish / Iran / News Briefs / Obituaries

Iran's Chief Rabbi Passed Away Over Shabbat

By Jewish Press News Desk

Iran's Chief Rabbi, Chacham Rabbi Yosef Hamadani Cohen died over Shabbat.

Terrorism / IDF & Security / News Briefs

Soldier Made up Story of Pisgat Ze'ev Terror Attack

By Jewish Press News Desk

Investigators have determined that the soldier who claimed he was attacked by three Arabs in the Pisgat Ze'ev neighborhood of Jerusalem, made up the story, and the attack never happened. The determined this in part by contradictory statements given by the soldier and from examining the site of the alleged attack. No explanation was provided […]

Terrorism / Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords

Israel Offers to Free 400 Additional Terrorists

By Jewish Press News Desk

Releasing 30 mass murderers isn't enough. Israel has offered to free another 400, if Abu Mazen would just talk a little longer.

Israel / Syria / News Briefs

IAF Killes 3 Syrian Infiltrators

By Jewish Press News Desk

On Friday night, the Israeli Air Force (IAF) attacked 3 Arabs that infiltrated from Syria into Israel on the Golan Heights.

Op-Eds

Seeking 'Peace' by Waging War?

By Steve Feldman and Christopher J. Katulka

Sabeel: all of the land is “Palestine,” Israel practices “apartheid,” the “occupation” began in '48.

Israel / US / News Briefs / On Campus / Education

'Future Leaders for Israel' Hold Conferences on Campuses

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

FLI: smorgasbord of Israeli programming from many organizations for students from different campuses

Potpourri / Recipes

To Invest or to Rest

By Mindy Rafalowitz

 It's no joke – Pesach is looming closer and there's still so much to do. This is definitely not a time to rest! Who isn't putting in their "all" these days? But there is just so much you can do. Keep in mind that the key to success is in the hands of Hashem, so […]

Potpourri

Relax – It’s Just Pesach

By Jennifer Wise

You know what’s Good Enough? Vacuuming behind the curtains is Good Enough. Taking down the curtains and washing them? That’s too much.

Features On The Jewish World

Victims Of Terror: The Terror Within Me

By Rhona Lewis

OneFamily’s support naturally extends to the families of terror victims.

Impact Of Women On Jewish History/Prof. L. Jackson

Devorah Halberstam: A Letter To An Amazing Woman

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

Over the years there has been no shortage of reporting about Devorah Halberstam, Ari’s mother. Even in Israel, thousands of miles from the Halberstam home, there have been frequent references in the media to Ari’s mother. Do you know why?

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

A Non-Shidduch Tale: The Path Not Taken

By Cheryl Kupfer

A young lady in her early 20’s, “Sarah” was redt to “Shlomie” a boy from her home town who learned in an out-of-town yeshiva. The families know each other well, which in today’s shidduch scene is a big plus – since it was therefore unlikely the kids would “fall in” due to misinformation and misinterpretations.

Marriage and Relationships

The Nose Knows: The Issue That Lingers

By Dr. Yael Respler

I bring the results of this study to demonstrate that although in a frum world we should rise above the gashmius, unfortunately, we still live in a secular world in which we are affected by that gashmius.

Parsha

Leadership Lessons From The Haggadah

By Rabbi Dr. David Hertzberg

Without a plan of action, a leader will never be able to lead his followers anywhere, no matter how important the destination or lofty the goal.

Parsha

Social Nation

By Rabbi Dani Staum

A friend of mine recently heard a comment that left him stunned. A colleague told him that his mother, a survivor of Auschwitz, who had recently lost her husband of five decades, told her son, “You should know, being alone is worse than Auschwitz!”

Teens and Twenties

Air Friend

By M. Meisels

Should I make conversation with her? How should I start? A million questions zoomed through Leah’s mind until she finally said, “Shalom, do you speak English?” Leah questioned.

Tales of the Gaonim

The First Departure

By Rabbi Sholom Klass

Bnei Yisrael marched out of Mitzrayim with a mighty hand under their great leader Moshe. This was not, however, their first attempt to escape from Mitzrayim and return to the land that G-d had promised their fathers.

Marriage and Relationships

Even As I Walk In The Shadow Of Death… A Day In The Shelter For Beaten Chareidi Women (Part II)

By Emily Amrousi

The obstacles the religious woman faces upon deciding to leave the house are much more difficult to overcome than those of her non-religious counterpart.

Parenting Our Children

Differentiated Instruction And Multiple Intelligences: Helping Children Learn The Way They Learn Best

By Rifka Schonfeld

By multiple intelligences, we mean that people have different intelligences in different areas.

Restaurant Review

A Cozy Respite On Coney Island Ave.

By Rebecca Mordechai

Curious as to whether Sophie’s Bistro is able to host events like a sheva berachot or a pidyon haben, I asked about party rooms. Amar answered with a broad smile and a display of Sophie’s party room, which is at once spacious and intimately elegant.

South Florida

It's My Opinion: Pikuach Nefesh: Would You Know What to Do?

By Shelley Benveniste

I gave the Heimlich Maneuver to a choking victim many years ago. My husband and I were dining with friends. Suddenly one of the men got a piece of broccoli stuck in his windpipe. He couldn’t speak. He couldn’t breath. He was desperate.

South Florida

Chabad of South Broward Celebrates Purim

By Yehuda Obermeyer

"We did what the Lubavitcher Rebbe told us to do – we went out of our way to bring the joy of Purim to people who without our efforts would have been forgotten," said Rabbi Raphael Tennenhaus, Chabad's executive vice president.

South Florida

Rabbi Nathan Katz To Present “The Jews of Cochin”

By Shelley Benveniste

“The Jews of Cochin” is the title of a presentation Katz will make at 7 p.m. Monday, March 31 at the Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU, where he is academic director. The event is free and open to the public.

South Florida

Miami Children’s Hospital To Host Jewish Genetic Screening

By Shelley Benveniste

Students, young adults, newlywed couples, and men and women considering becoming parents can be screened for all nineteen genetic diseases at the low cost of $99 for those who have health insurance.

South Florida

University Of Central Florida Chabad Holds Shabbat 613

By Justin Garfield

Just one year after completing “Shabbat 500,” Chabad at UCF’s Rabbi Chaim Lipskier and his wife, Rivkie, wanted to increase their goal of attendees to 613. The new number would represent the 613 commandments of the Torah.

South Florida

Young Israel Of Bal Harbour Hosts EMET Break Fast Program

By Shelley Benveniste

Mrs. Stern pointed out parallels in the story of Purim and conditions in the world today. Ancient Persia, the setting of the megillah tale, is now, Iran, a country threatening the Jewish state with nuclear annihilation.

Israel

Makor Rishon to Change Owners

By Shalom Bear

Baruch Hashem, the popular Israeli paper Makor Rishon won't shut down, just have new owners.

Video of the Day

Gutman Locks Answers a Pastor

By Jewish Press Staff

Gutman Locks answers the questions of a pastor.

The 10 Minute Parsha / Rabbi David Fohrman

Tazria: The Bizarre Purification of the Metzora

By Rabbi David Fohrman

This week's parsha deals with the strange set of laws dealing with tzara'at.

Photo of the Day

"Tradition and Style"

By Jewish Press Staff

The Waldorf Astoria hotel officially opened its Jerusalem branch on Agron Street, near the Old City, on Thursday, March 27, 2014.

News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords / Jerusalem / The Temple Mount

Senior PA Minister Says Jews Must Be Banned from Western Wall

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Perhaps John Kerry will suggest Israel make a “goodwill” concession and ban Jews from praying at the Western Wall.

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe / Russia

Russian and Ukrainian Jews at Each Other’s Throats

By JTA

Being a Jew in the Diaspora usually means having to defend the host country in the vain hope it will guarantee their safety.

Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs / Israeli Arabs

Land Day Alert

By Jewish Press News Desk

IDF and security forces are on high alert in expectation of "Land Day" violence and attacks over the weekend. "Land Day" is on March 30.

News Briefs / Turkey

Turkey to Shut Down Facebook

By Jewish Press News Desk

Turks expect that Facebook will be unreachable by Friday.

US / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Holocaust

New Evidence Of U.S. Ambassador To Nazi Germany’s Anti-Semitism

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Before Roosevelt’s ambassador to Nazi Germany had enough of Hitler, he muzzled American Jews anti-Nazi protests.

Interviews and Profiles

JBI International: More Than Just Haggadahs

By Aliza Levinger

"Sometimes the voice of the narrator is the only human voice I hear during the day."

Op-Eds

Vassar and the BDS War on Campus

By Petra Marquardt-Bigman

There is a growing militancy to the anti-Israel activists, especially on campuses.

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Holocaust

Internet Tycoon under Fire for Rare Hitler-Signed Mein Kampf

By JTA

A German-born Internet tycoon who is fighting extradition from New Zealand to the United States for racketeering is under fire for admitting he owns a rare signed copy of Hitler’s Mein Kampf. Kim Dotcom, whose actual name is Kim Schmitz, is the founder of MegaUpload, a file-transfer website that U.S. authorities shut down in 2012. […]

News Briefs / Jerusalem

New Yeshiva Set to Open Near Damascus Gate in Jerusalem

By Jewish Press News Desk

Ateret Kohenim, an organization that is a leader in the national religious movement, plans to inaugurate a new yeshiva just before Passover next month, near the Damascus Gate in a predominantly Arab area immediately outside the walls of the Old City. Ateret Kohenim, which also operates yeshiva in the Muslim Quarter of the Old City, […]

Halacha & Hashkafa

Covering A Sefer Torah Between Aliyot

By Rabbi J. Simcha Cohen

Question: Should a Sefer Torah be covered between aliyot?

Terrorism / Syria / Government / Iran / News Briefs / Turkey / Hezbollah / Settlements

Israel Opens Gates for Turkish Hospital on Ruins of Gush Katif Town

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

There are three words that explain Israel’s rejuvenated ties with Turkey: Iran, Syria and money.

Israel / News Briefs

Israel Changing the Clock

By Jewish Press News Desk

Israel is changing the clock tonight.

Op-Eds

California Students Testify About Anti-Semitism on Campus

By AMCHA Initiative

Jewish students testified at a California government hearing about anti-Semitism on campuses.

Parsha

Signs Of The Covenant

By Rabbi Avi Weiss

Many wonder what is the counterpoint for circumcision relative to women.

Lessons In Emunah

The Master Plan: Scripted To Perfection

By Naama Klein

Predictably, my husband agrees and is fine with either night. But after reminding him that he steadily delivers a shiur in his shul on Tuesday nights, he chooses Wednesday, offering a topic related to the Four Sons of Haggadah fame.

News Briefs / Turkey / Media / Islamists

First Twitter, Now YouTube, Blocked in Turkey

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

First it was Twitter, now Turkey has blocked YouTube.

Ask the Rabbi

Q & A: The Leap Year At Adar (Part V)

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Why does the Jewish leap year always consist of two Adars? Why specifically Adar? Menachem (Via E-Mail)

Parsha

Shabbos Mevorchim Nissan

By Rachel Weiss

"Is my husband's Olam Haba'ah really worth the sume of 1,000 ruble?"

Shiloh Musings

'Sister?' More of 'My Adventures with Arabs'

By Batya Medad

I said to the Arab woman, 'if the politicians would just leave us alone, we'd have peace.' She agreed.

NY / Politics / News Briefs / On Campus / Education / Religion

Muslims Want Halal Food in NYC Schools - Kosher Not Option

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

NYC council members proposed legislation requiring NYC public schools offer Islamic-compliant food.

Israel / Iran / News Briefs

Sen. Carl Levin Garners 23 Dems for Softer-Toned Iran Talks Letter

By JTA

How do those “pro-Israel” and presumably pro-American Congressmen think that Iranian uranium is good for peace?

Terrorism / IDF & Security / News Briefs

UPDATE: IDF Soldier Stabbed in Jerusalem Terror Attack

By Jewish Press News Desk

An IDF soldier was stabbed in the neighborhood of Pisgat Ze'ev, Jerusalem, on Thursday morning.

Photo of the Day

Iron Dome in the City Square

By Jewish Press Staff

Doesn't everyone have an anti-missile system deployed in their city's main square?

The Yishai Fleisher Show on JewishPress.com

Jeremy Man Saltan Knesset Wrap - All the Big Bills In-Depth

By Moshe Herman

Yishai and Knesset insider Jeremy Man Saltan talk about the voting results of the recently-ended Knesset session.

US / News Briefs / Judaism

US Soldiers Getting First New Siddur Since World War II

By JTA

A prayer book developed for use by Jews in the U.S. military will be released this week, the first of its type published since World War II. Reform, Orthodox and Conservative rabbis cooperated in creating the prayer book, which was commissioned by the JWB Jewish Chaplains Council. The chaplains’ council, a program of the Jewish […]

Antisemitism / News Briefs / France

French Jewish Candidate Reveals Threats

By JTA

It is not wonder why aliyah from France is increasing, but it is surprising more don't come.

Middle East / Levant / US / News Briefs

Donald Rumsfeld: ‘A Trained Ape’ Better than Obama Administration

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

For the record, Rumsfeld did not compare Obama or Kerry with apes, but that is not necessarily a compliment.

Op-Eds

The Jewish People Suffer a Collective Fate

By Michael Linetsky

God judges the Jewish People as a National Entity.

Op-Eds

Builders Of The Jewish People

By Richard M. Joel

Students of Torah build and preserve the Jewish people through their study.

Op-Eds

Why The Palestinians Can’t Say Two Simple Words

By Jonathan S. Tobin

To admit Israel is a Jewish State would undo Arabs' claimed victimhood and plans to eliminate Israel.

Chodesh Tov/Rabbi Hanoch Teller

Breakfast And Happiness (Part VI)

By Rabbi Hanoch Teller

If you expect more, you will be less grateful; if you expect less, you will be more grateful.

US / News Briefs / On Campus / Education

Yeshiva University May Run Out of Money in 2015

By JTA

It is too easy to blame Bernard Madoff for Yeshiva University’s financial problems.

Halacha & Hashkafa

Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass and Rabbi Gershon Tannenbaum

What A Difference A Day Makes ‘Rav Rules: First Sukkah, Then Zeman’ (Sukkah 56a)

Halacha & Hashkafa

Second Day Yom Tov, Eruvin And Eggs (Beitzah 4)

By Raphael Grunfeld

Whether a month is chaser or maleh makes a crucial difference to our Jewish lives. If, for example, one mistakenly believed the month of Elul was maleh when in fact it was chaser, one might find oneself eating on Yom Kippur and fasting on a weekday. If one mistakenly believed the month of Adar was maleh when in fact it was chaser, one might find oneself eating bread on Pesach.

Op-Eds

My Visit To Munich – Pain And Lessons Learned

By Steven Cymbrowitz

Jew hatred is again spreading like a fast-moving cancer all over the globe.

Rebbetzin's Viewpoint

The Other Side Of The Mechitzah (Part Two)

By Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis

We should invite divorced people into our homes for Shabbas and Yom tov.

Parsha

It’s Not Fair!

By Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier

It seems Rashi is saying that had a Jew remained in his house that evening, he would not have been killed, and had he left his house, he might have died – not because he was guilty of any sin, not because he deserved to die, but because once the destroyer is given permission to kill, anyone in his path is in danger.

Travel

Cost Rica: A Frum Traveler’s Guide

By Daniel Retter

The climate is near perfect. From November through May the weather is dry and warm. June through October is referred to as the rainy season, though the weather is still comfortable and the occasional showers barely interfere with touring, sporting activities or sunbathing.

Haredim & Hassidim / US / Antisemitism / News Briefs

Haredi Grandfather from London Assaulted In NY

By JTA

A 65-year-old Haredi Orthodox man from London visiting New York for his grandson’s wedding was attacked early Tuesday morning in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Borough Park as he left the wedding reception. The attackers smashed their victim’s face into the sidewalk, and he was treated at a local hospital for a split lip and chipped […]

Parsha

Skin Deep

By Rabbi Joshua Rapps

Man has two possible extremes. If he is worthy, he transcends the rest of creation. However, if he is not worthy he is lower than the mosquito that was created before him.

Halacha & Hashkafa

Use With Care

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

"Well, I brought over a cake for the simcha," Mrs. Kasner said. She came in and put the cake down on the counter. "Please tell your mother I'd like the serving dish back after Shabbos."

Parsha

Is It Sinful To Have Children?

By Rabbi Raphael Fuchs

The Gemara (Niddah 31b) states that Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai was asked why a woman who gives birth must bring a korban.

IDF Blog

Driving Into the Storm: IDF's Road Warriors

By IDF Spokesperson's Office

The vehicles drive through such dangerous places that the vehicles are armored, even the tires.

Op-Eds

My Exchange With An Old Haredi Friend

By Rabbi Steven Pruzansky

One can’t only take; one must give as well. Giving – not taking – is the essence of the righteous person.

Elder of Ziyon

Michigan Students Soundly Defeat Divestment Motion

By Elder of Ziyon

A Hillel student spoke against the anti-Israel resolution, but also called Israeli actions "shameful."

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