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Year: 2014

Israel / Jewish / US / News Briefs / On Campus / Education

'Safe Hillel' Wants the Jewish Campus Group to be Safe for All

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

Students have been asking, "why do people feel the need to ruin Hillel?"

Fink or Swim

Life is in Its Struggles: Dealing with the Tough Questions

By Rabbi Eliyahu Fink

When the "offensive" statements in our Talmud were stated, no one thought they were offensive.

DovBear

In Which I Tell Ramaz What to Do

By DovBear

Bring the professor and tell him off in a way the students can respect and understand.

Sponsored Posts

Ritz-Carlton Takes Private Vacation Residences in Israel to New Level

By Jewish Press Staff

The Residences at The Ritz-Carlton, Herzliya is open and has redefined luxury in Israel.

America's Rabbi / Shmuley Boteach

Chabad Fanatics Are Destroying the Movement

By Rabbi Shmuley Boteach

Rabbi Schochet wrote the Johannesburg Beis Din: It is totally prohibited and unacceptable to hear someone like Boteach.

IDF & Security / Syria / News Briefs / Lebanon / Hezbollah

Lebanese Media Reports Israeli Air Force Bombed Hezbollah Posts

By Jewish Press News Desk

Israeli Air Force war planes launched two bombing raids on Hezbollah posts in near the Syrian border eastern Lebanon Monday, the Beirut Daily Star reported. Quoting “security sources,” the newspaper said that four missiles were dropped in a mountainous area where Hezbollah recruits and trains its soldiers and near a known route for smuggling arms […]

Hamas / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Boycott / BDS / United Nations (UN) / Settlements

Richard Falk Blames Israel for Sins of Egypt and Palestinian Authority

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Falk lies in answers to “who shoots at Gaza fishermen and who prevents Palestinian Authority Arabs from protesting?”

News Briefs / Arts and Entertainment

Harold Ramis, Writer of Popular Low-Brow Comedy Films, Dead at 69

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

The actor and director Harold Ramis, perhaps best known for his acting role in the 1984 film "Ghost Busters," died at his home in Chicago early Monday, Feb. 24. He was 69 years old. Ramis wrote, directed and/or starred in some of the most popular low-brow comedies of the late 1970s  - 1990s. He wrote […]

The Muqata

Give an Inch - Steal a Kidney

By JoeSettler

JoeSettler's warning came too late, automatic government-authorized organ harvesting has begun.

Tales of the Gaonim

The Terrible Decree

By Rabbi Sholom Klass

The Jewish people are hardly strangers to persecution and tyranny. When we hear of the complaints of other peoples, we smile bitterly and wonder: What do they know of persecution? What do they know of tragedy and bitterness? We are a people who have experienced oppression for centuries and have drunk deeply of the bitter cup of woe.

Israel / Syria / News Briefs

Report: Commander of Syrian Rebels Trained in Israel

By Jewish Press News Desk

Abdul-Ilah al-Bashir, the new commander of the Free Syrian Army, secretly trained in Israel last year after being admitted into to the country for medical treatment, according to the Arabic language Al-Ahd website. He was transferred to a hospital in Israel after he was wounded in a military operation. Rumors spread that he died and […]

Israel / US / News Briefs / Religion

American Town Hall Meeting Comes to Israel.

By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency

The town hall meeting, unique to New England’s traditional style of local citizen governance, made its way to Jerusalem when two U.S. Congressmen visited Israel’s capital to discuss “local” issues with U.S. citizens. Republican Congressmen Bill Johnson of Ohio and David McKinley of West Virginia took part in a historic town hall meeting with American […]

Jewish / News Briefs / Obituaries / Local

NJ Chabad Rabbinical Student Killed in Garbage Truck Accident

By JTA

A New Jersey rabbinical student on his way to morning prayers was struck by a garbage truck and killed in Brooklyn. Gedalia Gruntzweig, 25, a student at Tiferes Bachurim, a Chabad-Lubavitch yeshiva in Morristown, was visiting friends in Crown Heights on Sunday for a pre-wedding party. Gruntzweig, a Ukraine native, was pronounced dead at the […]

IDF & Security / Hamas / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority

Shin Bet and IDF Arrest Hamas ‘Highway Rock-Throwing’ Gang

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet), soldiers and police have arrested 15 Hamas members in the past several weeks on suspicion of carrying out rock-throwing and Molotov cocktail attacks on Highway 443, which connects Samaria, Jerusalem, the city of Modi’in and Ben Gurion Airport. Several of those arrested are returnees to terror, having previously been […]

Potpourri / Recipes

More Entries From The Soup Contest

By Jewish Press Staff

Nothing says winter like a bowl of hot soup – and so many of you responded to our request for recipes back in December. The following are two more recipes we enjoyed.

IDF & Security / News Briefs / Religious & Secular in Israel

Potential Religious Chief of Staff Promoted to Shomron Commander

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Leftists are scared out of their pants by the success of religious soldiers in fighting for their country.

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe

East Ukraine Synagogue Hit by Firebombs

By JTA

A synagogue in eastern Ukraine sustained minor damage from firebombs hurled at it by unidentified individuals Saturday night. The firebombs hit the Giymat Rosa Synagogue in Zaporizhia, located 250 miles southeast of Kiev, according to a report on the news site timenews.in.ua. The website published photos that showed the traces of a fire on the […]

Government / News Briefs / Aliyah / Geulah

US-Born Solar Energy Pioneer May Run for President of Israel

By Jewish Press News Desk

Solar Energy pioneer Yosef Abramowitz, who moved to Israel from the United States as child, said Monday he is joining the crowded field of candidates to succeed Shimon Peres as President of Israel this summer. Knesset Member Meir Sheetrit of Tzipi Livni’s Tnuah party also announced his candidacy Monday, immediately winning Livni’s backing. He has […]

Israel / US / Palestinian Authority

Obama to Invite Abbas to White House

By Jewish Press News Desk

President Barack Obama is ratcheting up the pressure and will invited Palestinian Authority chairman Mahmoud Abbas to the White House, Arab media reported Monday. A summit in Washington with Abbas would “even things out” politically since the president is scheduled to meet with Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu next week, when the Prime Minister will address […]

Atlas Shrugs

Texas Police Double as Mahmoudberg's Militia

By Pamela Geller

Exclusive: Pamela Geller examines law-enforcement connection to U.S. terror compound.

Emes Ve-Emunah

The End of the Charedi World as We Know it?

By Harry Maryles

One would think that finally, at long last, a long standing inequity will be eliminated.

Israel / News Briefs / Business and Economy

Canadian Jews Buys Tel Aviv Penthouse for $31 Million

By Jewish Press News Desk

You missed the boat if you wanted to pick up a nice little penthouse in Tel Aviv. An unidentified Canadian real estate tycoon picked up a seafront penthouse, stull under construction, for a paltry $31 million, Globes reported. The apartment is on the 20th and 21st floors and the balconies cover an area of 3,000 […]

Jewish / News Briefs / Business and Economy / Religion / Aliyah / Geulah

With Olive Oil, Olim Spread the Light of Torah

By Jennifer M. MacLeod

Shemen LaMeor will create jobs and reinvigorate the region’s agriculture while preserving its unique character.

Op-Eds

Confession of a Pollard Advocate Who Lost his Way

By Ely Rosenzveig

I was the first person, save for his family and attorney, to make contact with Jonathan Pollard after his arrest.

Op-Eds

Modernizing Modern Orthodoxy

By Yonatan Gordon

Take the most creative and modern-minded adherents, and make sure they have a place for their creative ambitions.

Goldstein on Gelt

Dementia Vs. Forgetfulness- How Do You Know?

By Doug Goldstein, CFP®

Doug meets Dr. Douglas Scharre, a neurologist at Ohio State University.

News Briefs / Egypt

Egyptian Government Resigns

By Jewish Press News Desk

In what is apparently a surprise move, the army-backed Egyptian government just resigned, following a 15 minute cabinet meeting.

Jewish / US / News Briefs / On Campus / Education

Coach Jonathan Halpert Ends Long Yeshiva U. Career with Victory

By JTA

Jonathan Halpert, whose contract as the men’s basketball coach at Yeshiva University was not renewed, closed out more than four decades on the Maccabees’ bench with a victory. Y.U. edged Maritime College, 60-57, before a nearly full house at the New York school’s Max Stern Athletic Center on Saturday night, according to the Yeshiva website, […]

News Briefs / Europe / Holocaust

Thessaloniki Jews Suing Germany in European Human Rights Court

By JTA

The Jewish community of Thessaloniki is suing Germany for the return of a ransom paid during the Nazi occupation of Greece. The papers were filed Friday in the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, France, the community’s president, David Saltiel, told JTA. The move to the European court comes after a struggle of two […]

News Briefs / Obituaries

Oldest Holocaust Survivor Dies at 110

By JTA

Alice Herz-Sommer, the 110-year-old Holocaust survivor and concert pianist whose life was the subject of an Oscar-nominated documentary, has died. Herz-Sommer, who was believed to be the oldest Holocaust survivor and was still playing the piano, died Sunday morning in London. “The Lady in Number 6: Music Saved My Life,” the 38-minute film about her […]

US / Government / News Briefs

Hundreds Rally for Pollard Release at US Embassy in Tel Aviv

By JTA

Hundreds of demonstrators calling for the release of Jonathan Pollard rallied outside the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv. The demonstration on Sunday night was led by Pollard’s wife, Esther. “How is it that in spite of all the gestures that Israel is making at the request of the U.S., the Americans are not willing to […]

Israel / News Briefs

Air Raid Drill Sirens Sound Nationwide

By Shalom Bear

A nationwide air raid drill was run today, so the schools will be prepared for missiles from Iran, Gaza or the Palestinian Authority.

Israel / US / News Briefs / Media

Anti-Israel Blogger Defends His Racism Against Black Zionist

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

Chloé Valdary was hurt by the overt racism directed at her just for being a Zionist

Op-Eds

Ramaz Administration Handled Rashid Khalidi Debacle Expertly

By Daniel de Sola Marks

It's a sign of community weakness when certain issues take the forefront, so enemies can capitalize on the division.

Jewish / US / News Briefs

Jewish, Hispanic Troops to Receive Belated Medal of Honor

By JTA

President Obama will award the Medal of Honor to 24 American troops, most of whom had been overlooked because of anti-Jewish or anti-Hispanic prejudice. The White House said in a statement issued on Friday that the medals to be awarded March 18 are the result of a review mandated by a law passed in 2002 […]

Jewish / US / Iran / News Briefs

AIPAC to Congress: Iran Must Dismantle Nuclear Program

By JTA

Undersecretary of State Wendy Sherman said “The objective here is to ensure that Iran cannot obtain a nuclear weapon."

Jewish / Global / News Briefs

Former Australian Chabad School Guard Appeals Sex Crimes Conviction

By JTA

A convicted pedophile who sexually molested students at a Chabad-Lubavitch school for boys in Melbourne launched an appeal. David Cyprys, a karate teacher and security guard at the college, was sentenced to jail for eight years in December for sexually assaulting nine boys at Yeshivah College in the 1980s and 1990s. He must serve five-and-a-half […]

US / Iran / News Briefs

LA City Council Approves Local Iran Sanctions

By JTA

The Los Angeles City Council approved a law that bars people investing in Iran’s energy sector from bidding on or holding contracts with the state of California or its local governments. Friday’s 13-0 vote makes Los Angeles the first city in California to be in full compliance with the Iran Contracting Act of 2010, according […]

Jewish / News Briefs / Europe

Jewish Agency Offers Emergency Help to Ukraine’s Jews

By JTA

The Jewish Agency said it would offer immediate emergency assistance to Ukraine’s Jewish community and will help secure the country’s Jewish institutions. Saturday evening’s announcement by Jewish Agency Chairman Natan Sharansky came hours after Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych fled Kiev and the Ukrainian parliament announced new presidential elections for late May. Violent protests led to […]

Middle East / Levant / Politics / Global / Police and Crime / Government / The Courts / News Briefs

Australian Book: Prisoner X Leaked Information to Iran

By Jewish Press Staff

Journalist Rafael Epstein claims Zygier revealed intelligence about operations he had been involved in to an Iranian businessman.

Israel / News Briefs

Update: US Murderer Steals Gun, Shoots 5, Killed in Shootout

By Jewish Press News Desk

An inmate at the Rimonim prison stole a gun from guard, as he was being moved. In the process he shot three guards. One guar was wounded seriously, the other two moderately.

Tzedek-Tzedek

This Time, the Dead Won't Vote!

By David Morris

Eli Cohen, the challenging candidate for mayor, recently announced at a campaign meeting in Beit Shemesh that "this time, the dead won't vote!"

Gates of Vienna

The EC Knows, Why Doesn't the FBI?

By Baron Bodissey

On New Year’s Day 2014 a powerful explosion and fire occurred at 514 Cedar Avenue South, in a predominantly Somali neighborhood of Minneapolis.

Shiloh Musings

John Judis's Truman Book Backs my Theory

By Batya Medad

As president, Truman initially opposed the creation of a Jewish state.

Op-Eds

Americans: Israel Is the MVP

By Yoram Ettinger

Israel's popularity is at the highest since 1991, when Gallup first polled Americans on foreign countries.

Op-Eds

Zionism in Jassy: The Importance of History Today

By Milad Doroudian

The history of Zionism in Jassy, Romania, amidst persecution and antisemitism.

Terrorism / IDF & Security / Eye on "Palestine" / Government / News Briefs / Israeli Arabs

Palestinian Informant Shot Dead in Rehovot

By Jewish Press News Desk

A Palestinian citizen of Israel was shot dead by unknown assailants at a construction site in central Israel early Saturday. The victim was a 34-year-old Palestinian who had acquired Israeli citizenship after serving as a collaborator with the Israeli intelligence services Shin Bet, and was a resident of Gedera in central Israel, a Ma'an reporter […]

Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs / Lebanon

Official: Fatah, PLO Lost Control of Lebanon Refugee Camps

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Fatah movement and the Palestine Liberation Organization have lost control of the Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon, a Lebanon-based Fatah official told Ma'an news agency. Fatah leader in Lebanon Muneer Maqdah told Ma'an on Saturday that Lebanese authorities told the PLO to adjust the situation in order "to avoid more aggravations" which they warned […]

Haredim & Hassidim / NY / Police and Crime / The Courts / News Briefs / Religious & Secular in Israel

Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto Ordered NYPD Detective to Arrest Aide’s Rival

By Joe Levin

Rabbi Yoshiyahu Yosef Pinto allegedly ordered a New York City police officer to arrest his top aide’s business rival.

NY / Politics / News Briefs

It’s Time: Bus Riders Rally for Countdown Clocks

By Jewish Press News Desk

Bus riders from around the city will rally on Sunday at a bus stop across from City Hall to urge the Mayor, the Borough Presidents and members of the City Council to expand a successful “bus countdown clock” program that has worked on Staten Island.  New technology allows for real-time clocks at bus stops that tell […]

US / Politics / Government / News Briefs

Pro Pollard Rally Today, 6 PM at US Embassy

By Jewish Press News Desk

Hundreds of Israelis participated in a protest in front of the US Embassy in Tel Aviv, demanding freedom for Jonathan Pollard on Feb 23, 2014.

The Muqata

Say No to Default Organ Donations: Opt Out Now

By JoeSettler

Israel wants to automatically grab your organs after death. JoeSettler says, "Opt-out".

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe

Ukrainian Jews Urged to Leave Kiev

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

On Friday Ukrainian Rabbi Moshe Reuven Azman asked Kiev Jews to leave the city.

The Yishai Fleisher Show on JewishPress.com

Interfaith Dialog and its Importance in Modern Day Israel

By Moshe Herman

Yishai and David Nekrutman of the Center for Jewish-Christian Understanding and Cooperation discuss the need for interfaith dialog between Jews and Christians in Israel.

The Muqata

The War on Hesder

By JoeSettler

Hesder produces quality, dedicated combat soldiers and officers - why is it suddenly under attack. JoeSettler explores the reason...

Israel / Jewish / US / News Briefs / Arts and Entertainment

NYC's Jewish Museum Invites, then Uninvites, Major BDS Advocate

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

NYC's Jewish Museum portrayed pro-Israel patrons as the bad guys in a Kafkaesque episode.

For the Home

How To Get On Top Of, And Stay On Top Of, Pesach Cleaning

By Pnina Baim

People like to say that dirt isn’t chometz, but as Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky says, if dirt isn’t chometz, how can you tell? Besides, are you really going to take apart the whole closet and then not wipe it down before you put everything back? If you’re not going to clean the mess now, when will you?

Marriage and Relationships

Respecting Our Children: A Reader Reacts

By Dr. Yael Respler

I know of all Dr. Yael's techniques and I will tell the people in front of me, with derech eretz, that it is my turn.

Parsha

V’asu Li Mikdash

By Rabbi Baruch Bodenheim

The Satan waits for opportunities to undo kedusha, particularly on erev Shabbos, when the potential to bring the Shechina into the world is great.

Movie and Play Reviews

The Last of the Unjust

By Richard McBee

Neither helpless victims nor able to escape the killer’s clutches, the leaders had to make impossible choices on a daily basis in a never-ending dance with the devil.

Parenting Our Children

The Social Side Of Dyslexia

By Rifka Schonfeld

First, it is important to establish a diagnosis for your child. Perhaps his struggles with reading are associated with ADHD or a processing disorder.

Arts

True Grit

By Richard McBee

Bradford has opted to fully exploit the diverse possibilities of the physical surface by concentrating on the three-dimensional application of paint (impasto) and other material.

Features On The Jewish World

A Magnificent Weekend With The Chabad Shluchos

By Naomi Klass Mauer

Almost every year I am invited to attend the grand banquet of the International Shluchos Convention, the climax of a four-day weekend that attracts some 2,500 Chabad shluchos from all over the world – from Argentina to Australia, from Thailand to Kazakhstan, and from every state in the U.S. It takes place the weekend of Chaf Bet Shevat, the yahrzeit of Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka, wife of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, zt”l.

Fresno Zionism

Sandra Korn’s Academic Totalitarianism

By Vic Rosenthal

The fact that she chooses a boycott of Israeli universities as an example of a just limitation of academic freedom is a perfect example of the defect in her approach.

Op-Eds

Shabbat

By Jeremy Rosen

Imagine you take your family somewhere where there is no such thing as a day off.

Op-Eds

Does Size Really Matter, Mr. Kerry?

By Leslie-Ann Stoffel

Israel would find its major population areas within rocket launching range if Judea and Samaria are relinquished

US / Politics / News Briefs / Turkey / Religion

Bipartisan Letter to Obama Urging Action on Erdogan

By Jewish Press Staff

More than 80 dignitaries from across the political spectrum are concerned about the future U.S. relations with Turkey.

Politics / Police and Crime / News Briefs / Europe

Kiev Death Toll at 77

By Jewish Press News Desk

The number of those killed in the Ukrainian violence has risen to 77, the country’s Health Ministry has said, according to an RT report. But this number could be a low estimate, as doctors working on Kiev’s Independence Square are claiming that as many as 70 people have been killed on the rioters’ side alone […]

Op-Eds / On Campus

Will J Street U Take the J Street Challenge?

By Daniel Mael

J Street U groups should be showing "The J Street Challenge"

The 10 Minute Parsha / Rabbi David Fohrman

Vayakhel: What Does It Mean To Be Tzelem Elokim?

By Rabbi David Fohrman

This exciting and daring video and challenges us to be more God-like in our actions.

The Talmudic Blog

Rav Soloveitchik Told Me: When Women Write the Checks, They'll Get Aliyahs

By Tzvee Zahavy

I believe it is essential for Orthodox Judaism to change and to provide women with full equality, including minyan, aliyahs and ordination.

Parsha

God at the Core

By Rabbi Avi Weiss

The Torah's greatest manifestation of human creativity is the building of the Mishkan, which required human mastery over every creation.

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

Creating a Team that Builds

By Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks z"l

Vayakhel is Moses’ response to the wild abandon of the crowd that gathered around Aaron and made the golden calf.

Moshe Feiglin

Love Conquers All

By Moshe Feiglin

Those afraid to take responsibility and create an essential alternative to lead Israel will always find themselves lobbying.

Op-Eds

Missing the Point on Women's Issues

By Rabbi Gil Student

Traditional Jewish texts clearly discuss men and women as categories – as distinct groups – even though individual men and women vary.

Product Promotion

Research and Academic Teaching of Terrorism in Israel and in the World

By Jewish Press Staff

The International Policy Institute for Counter-Terrorism (ICT) brought together the best academic minds and practitioners in the field of terrorism.

Israel / Jewish / US / On Campus / Education

Hillel Explains When 'Open Hillel' Will Result in Disaffiliation

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

If an "Open Hillel" hosts an event that contravenes the Guidelines, that will trigger disaffiliation.

News Briefs / Germany / Holocaust

German Police Three Auschwitz Guard Suspects

By Jewish Press News Desk

German police arrested three men in their 80s and 90s Thursday on suspicion of accessory to murder when they were guards at the Auschwitz death camp. Three others, all in their 90s, may also be arrested if police uncover enough evidence to warrant putting them on trial. "This is a major step," said Nazi hunter […]

Terrorism / Israel / News Briefs / Islamists / Gulf States / UAE

Muslim Clerics Finally Forbid Suicide Missions but Only on Mars

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Islamic law forbids a one-way trip to Mars, a “fatwa” Muslim religious committee has ruled in the UAE (United Arab Emirates), the Khaleej Times reported Wednesday. “Such a one-way journey poses a real risk to life, and that can never be justified in Islam,” the committee said. “There is a possibility that an individual who […]

US / News Briefs / Europe / Russia

Kerry Protests while Kiev Burns (Video)

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

The United States proves how weak its foreign policy really is every time it tries to solve the world's problems

IDF & Security / News Briefs / Jordan

Jordanian Yitzchak Rabin to Enlist in IDF

By JTA

A Jordanian man named Yitzchak Rabin has won his 16-year-old battle to join the Israel Defense Forces. Yitzhak Rabin Namsy, 18, earlier this week was granted Israeli citizenship and is eligible to enlist in the Israeli army. The boy was named by his Jordanian parents in honor of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzchak Rabin, who signed […]

US / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Boycott / BDS / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords / Religion / Settlements

Presbyterians Do Repentance and Drink SodaStream

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

It stands to reason that’s since BDS is based on the Big Lie, the impression that the “church” supports also is a lie.

Parsha

Men Are From Mars

By Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier

The Torah specifies that the washbasin in the Mishkan was made of copper taken from the mirrors that the women brought as donations. Rashi explains that by telling us where the copper came from the Torah is teaching a significant lesson.

Halacha & Hashkafa

Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass and Rabbi Gershon Tannenbaum

It’s All About The Clouds ‘Have You Seen My Slave, Tabi?’ (Sukkah 20b)

Parsha

Using Non-Kosher Items For The Mishkan

By Rabbi Raphael Fuchs

Rabbeinu Bachya points out that of all the materials that were donated to the building of the Mishkan, we do not find the inclusion of meshi (silk).

Halacha & Hashkafa

A Questionable Siman

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

"The Gemara [B.M. 25a] questions whether coins arranged in such a fashion serve as a siman – indicating intentional arrangement – or not," explained Rabbi Dayan. "The question is whether they could have fallen unintentionally in this way. This question remains unresolved in the Gemara."

Ask the Rabbi

Q & A: Sabbath Shuttle? (Part VIII)

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Question: Is it permitted on the Sabbath or holidays to take a shuttle to synagogue? The neighborhood shuttle runs from 9-5 daily, is driven by a gentile, has a designated stop schedule, and is free of charge.

Lessons In Emunah

A Tale Of Two Todds

By As Told To D. B. Estrin

I was pretty open [and naïve] about accepting dating suggestions. There was the Israeli that spoke little English with whom I could barely communicate, the brilliant scholar who I discovered was manic depressive, the frum hippie that was still more hippie than frum, and a slew of others – all interesting, but not for me.

Parsha

Matters Of The Heart And Mind

By Rabbi Joshua Rapps

The difference between the intellectual and emotional approach to performing a mitzvah is most noticeable when analyzing the different approaches to giving charity. A person can readily comprehend and accept the intellectual rationale behind giving charity to the poor.

Halacha & Hashkafa

Praying For Independence

By Rabbi J. Simcha Cohen

Question: Do Jews pray for Jewish political independence?

Israel / US / News Briefs / Business and Economy

Can of Coke Costs Up to Six Times more in Israel than in US

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Next time you drink a can of Coca Cola in Israel at a kiosk or tourist spot, take into consideration you are swallowing six times more money than you would if you had bought it at an American outlet, such as Walmart, according to a survey conducted by the Globes newspaper. Americans pay on average […]

My Right Word

When Seven Settlements Came to an End

By Yisrael Medad

The entire Templer community of seven settlements across Palestinewas deported.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Orthodoxy and Physical Contact between the Sexes

By Harry Maryles

Halacha forbids physical contact between the sexes.

US / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords / Settlements

Abbas, Kerry to Hold Second Paris Meeting

By JTA

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas have agreed to meet for a second day to discuss core issues in the Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations. Kerry and Abbas met for two hours on Wednesday evening  in Paris, where they “had an in-depth discussion about the core issues” surrounding a peace deal […]

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