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In Print / Halacha & Hashkafa

Is It Proper...? How does a young woman determine what is or isn’t immodest when it comes to clothing that falls in the grey area of tznius?

By Jewish Press Staff

How does a young woman determine what is or isn’t immodest when it comes to clothing that falls in the grey area of tznius?... Ask her mother? A teacher?

Chessed and Tzedaka / Sheba Medical Center

Roman Abramovich Donates New Intensive Care Unit to Sheba Medical Center

By Jewish Press Staff

Hundreds of intensive care beds were inaugurated at Sheba Medical Center, to serve in times of national emergencies.

CoronaVirus Resource Center

Covid-19 Business Listings

By Jewish Press Staff

Business listings during the Coronavirus crisis.

In Print / Halacha & Hashkafa

Is It Proper...? If a person believes that wearing a mask on a quiet sidewalk is unnecessary, should he wear it anyways because of a chillul Hashem?

By Jewish Press Staff

If a person believes based on expert medical advice that wearing a mask on a quiet sidewalk is unnecessary, should he wear it anyways because of the chillul Hashem it will cause in some circles if he doesn’t? Does the answer depend on his motivation (convenience vs. making a political statement)?

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BPJCC to Host Census Drive-Thru Event in Boro Park

By Jewish Press Staff

It is critical that Boro Park has a 100% participation rate for the census, says Avi Greenstein, BPJCC CEO.

In Print / Halacha & Hashkafa

Is It Proper...? Should one dress up for a shiur on Zoom if no one can see anything more than your face and top of your shirt?

By Jewish Press Staff

Should one dress up for a shiur on Zoom if no one can see anything more than your face and top of your shirt?

In Print / Halacha & Hashkafa

Is It Proper...? What would you recommend these people think about as they sit down to the Seder to celebrate the holiday of freedom?

By Jewish Press Staff

Many people’s plans for Pesach this year have been completely upended by the coronavirus pandemic. What would you recommend these people think about as they sit down to the Seder to celebrate the holiday of freedom?

In Print / Halacha & Hashkafa

Is It Proper...? Is it appropriate to look for, and publicize, gematrias and Torah codes related to the current coronavirus pandemic?

By Jewish Press Staff

Is it appropriate to look for, and publicize, gematrias and Torah codes related to the current coronavirus pandemic?

Community / Features

Lev Echad – A National Volunteer Force In Times Of Crisis

By Jewish Press Staff

As the situation continues, they are focusing on opening additional regional operational centers enabling local communities to play a role helping one another within their own local community and providing to one another their basic needs.

In Print / Featured / Holidays

Sanzer Rebbe: Don’t Fret About Cleaning For Pesach

By Jewish Press Staff

Although righteous women have been accustomed to devoting all their energy to preparing the house for Passover, this year must be different.

In Print / Features

COJO Flatbush Joins Citywide Effort To Ensure Complete Census Count

By Jewish Press Staff

The Census will determine how over $650 billion in federal funds for public education, public housing, roads, bridges, and much more is distributed annually throughout the nation.

In Print / Israel / Coronavirus

Israeli Company Claims To Have Invented Virus-Killing Mask

By Jewish Press Staff

Gabbay said he has sold millions of his mask – which was originally designed for chemotherapy patients with compromised autoimmune systems – since the outbreak of the new coronavirus.

In Print / Community

Special Ceremony For Newest COJO Flatbush Computer Grads

By Jewish Press Staff

COJO Flatbush CEO Louis Welz told the graduates, “Of all the many programs and services we offer, this is the one I’m most proud of."

In Print / Halacha & Hashkafa

Is It Proper...? Should a person be comfortable or uncomfortable davening in an airport or on an airplane? And should he act conspicuously or inconspicuously?

By Jewish Press Staff

Should a person be comfortable or uncomfortable davening in an airport or on an airplane? And should he act conspicuously or inconspicuously?

In Print / Halacha & Hashkafa

Is It Proper...? Is there anything wrong with playing violent video games?

By Jewish Press Staff

Is there anything wrong with playing violent video games? Does the answer depend on whom the video game wishes you to fight or kill or how gory the violence is?

In Print / First Person

Grandfather Of Murdered Newborn: ‘Terrorist Should Never Again See The Light Of Day’

By Jewish Press Staff

With a few Kalachnikov bullets, this despicable terrorist cut off the life of my precious and pure grandson, Amiad Yisrael, Hy"d.

In Print / Halacha & Hashkafa

Is It Proper...? May one use data derived from unethical research?

By Jewish Press Staff

May one use data derived from unethical research (an extreme example of which would be data from Nazi research that used human test subjects instead of lab rats and caused unimaginable suffering)?

In Print / Halacha & Hashkafa

Is It Proper...? Should we try to preserve Yiddish as a living language in America or Israel?

By Jewish Press Staff

Is It Proper...? Should we try to preserve Yiddish as a living language in America or Israel?

In Print / Halacha & Hashkafa

Is It Proper...? Should a person feel guilty for using an English ArtScroll Gemara (as opposed to struggling with the original Aramaic)?

By Jewish Press Staff

Should a person feel guilty for using an English ArtScroll Gemara (as opposed to struggling with the original Aramaic)?

In Print / Antisemitism / Boycott / BDS

Following Pressure Campaign, Speakers Withdraw From Israeli Herbalist Conference

By Jewish Press Staff

Shabina Lafleur-Gangji, editor of the Journal of the American Herbalists Guild, takes credit for convincing conference supporters and scheduled lecturers to boycott the conference in Israel.

In Print / Features / Antisemitism / Media

YouTube Deletes 2,600 Kahane Videos

By Jewish Press Staff

A few years later, he said, in 2015, he attended a Kahane Shabbaton and was inspired to embark on his video project after an old Kahane activist said, “When you go back home, don’t just say, ‘Kahane was right.’ Do something!”

In Print / Features

JTA Editor Thanks Radical Bernie Sanders Surrogate

By Jewish Press Staff

“Who needs enemies when you have Jews who behave in such a fashion?” Dov Hikind, head of Americans Against Antisemitism, said about Adkins.

In Print / NY

Guardian Angels Arrive To Protect Jewish Neighborhoods

By Jewish Press Staff

The Guardian Angels’ ultimate aim is to “engage Jews to get more involved, to be more vigilant – and not be as dependent on the mayor, governor, and the police,” Sliwa told The Jewish Press.

In Print / Halacha & Hashkafa

Is It Proper...? How should a person regard behavior by a tzaddik that seems very strange?

By Jewish Press Staff

How should a person regard behavior by a tzaddik that seems very strange (for example, living in solitude for the last 20 years of one’s life as the Kotzker Rebbe apparently did)?

In Print / From the Paper

Trump Retweets ‘Jews For Trump’

By Jewish Press Staff

Aron Spielman, the founder of “Jews For Trump,” said the account’s follower count spiked by more than 50 percent as a result of the video.

Product Promotion

Save Your Seats for the Siyum Hashas for English-Speakers

By Jewish Press Staff

The siyum marks the completion of the 13th cycle of the global Daf Yomi, started in 1923.

In Print / Features / Holidays

World's Largest Menorah On Fifth Avenue

By Jewish Press Staff

Over the years, the World's Largest Menorah has been lit by New York City Mayors Abraham Beame, Ed Koch, David Dinkins, Rudolph Giuliani, Michael Bloomberg and Bill de Blasio – and Governors George Pataki and David Paterson, as well as other dignitaries.

In Print / Halacha & Hashkafa

Is It Proper...? Is it okay to enjoy Christmas songs like “Jingle Bells” if one happens to hear them playing in a store or on the street?

By Jewish Press Staff

Is it okay to enjoy Christmas songs like “Jingle Bells” if one happens to hear them playing in a store or on the street?

Featured / Chessed and Tzedaka

The Vast Majority of Jews Don't Know about Ptil Tekhelet

By Jewish Press Staff

The Ptil Tekhelet Education Center is making the mitzvah of Tekhelet accessible, fun and relevant.

Featured / Chessed and Tzedaka

You Can Beautify Hebron and Honor the Original Fathers and Mothers

By Jewish Press Staff

The Hebron Fund is raising $1 million for Israel’s most ancient and most strategic Jewish community – Hebron.

In Print / Halacha & Hashkafa

Is It Proper...? How important is it to be informed about political and world affairs?

By Jewish Press Staff

How important is it to be informed about political and world affairs? Or is it important? Should the average frum Jew read the newspaper (or a news website) every day?

Featured / Chessed and Tzedaka

Liv. Giv. Netiv.

By Jewish Press Staff

It’s time to LIV! It’s time to GIV! It’s time to NETIV!

In Print / Judaism / Features

6,000 Gather For Grand Shluchim Banquet – Speech Excerpts

By Jewish Press Staff

As wonderful as it is to be without pain, life requires so much more: purpose, meaning, charity, love, wisdom, and kindness.

In Print / Halacha & Hashkafa

Is It Proper...? Is Observing Thanksgiving in Some Manner Praiseworthy or Wrong?

By Jewish Press Staff

Is observing Thanksgiving in some manner praiseworthy or wrong (or neither)?

In Print / Op-Eds

Medoff vs. Singer – Felix Frankfurter and the Holocaust

By Jewish Press Staff

In September, Jewish Press columnist Saul Jay Singer wrote an article on Felix Frankfurter to which Dr. Rafael Medoff took great exception. We decided to let the two of them duke it out in this week’s issue.

Community

Jewish Communal Fund Special Gifts Fund Announces Grants of Nearly $1 million To Jewish Charities

By Jewish Press Staff

We are grateful to our community of Fundholders who, in giving through JCF, enable JCF to make significant grants from its endowment to support a number of Jewish charitable institutions doing important work on the ground.

Community / Food

Getting Sandwiches To Israel’s Disadvantaged Children

By Jewish Press Staff

A recent study in Israel provided key academic evidence linking proper nutrition to reduced behavioral problems and improved academic success.

In Print / Features

Designer Adds Two New Zionist Figurines To His Collection

By Jewish Press Staff

It occurred to me that the Israeli souvenir market needed to be thoroughly revamped, and that there’s room for more updated souvenirs besides archaic Judaica products...

In Print / Halacha & Hashkafa

Is It Proper...? How Tolerant Should a Person Be Of a Son-In-Law’s Desire To Keep His Own Minhagim At His (the Father-In-Law’s) Yom Tov Table?

By Jewish Press Staff

How tolerant should a person be of a son-in-law’s desire to keep his own minhagim at his (the father-in-law’s) Yom Tov table?

NY / Antisemitism

Rally Against Hate at New York City Hall

By Jewish Press Staff

Speakers at the rally called on Congress, New York City’s Mayor Bill de Blasio, African American leaders including Al Sharpton, the media, and Jews themselves, to call out and put a stop to anti-Semitism.

In Print / Features / Business/Finance

Jewish Communal Fund Sends Out Record-Breaking $456 Million in Grants in FY 2019

By Jewish Press Staff

In FY 2019, JCF distributed 23 percent of assets, well above the industry average.

In Print / Media / From the Paper

YouTube Censors Pro-Israel Video By Egalitarian Rabbi

By Jewish Press Staff

After a backlash by friends of Golub, as well as friends of Israel and free speech more generally, YouTube reinstated the video.

Sponsored Posts

Apartments in the Prestigious Boutique Hanevi’im Complex are Being Snatched Up

By Jewish Press Staff

One of the advantages of Boutique Hanevi’im is its extraordinarily advantageous location and height, guaranteeing breathtaking vistas of Jerusalem in all its glory, with old and new.

NY / Local

NYC To Stop Issuing Violations On Homeowners For Damage Caused By Street Trees

By Jewish Press Staff

DOT will review the 50,000 existing notices of violation to determine which were caused exclusively by street trees and cancel the lien for any that meets the criteria.

In Print / Israel / The Courts

The Anarchist Hiding From Israeli Courts

By Jewish Press Staff

Every Friday, Anarchists Against the Wall engage in violent protests against the IDF soldiers and security forces.

In Print / Editorial

Tlaib/Omar Vs. Israel

By Jewish Press Staff

While it may not mean much to Tlaib/Omar and their supporters, there is an Israeli law on the books that prohibits entry to those who promote BDS.

In Print / Halacha & Hashkafa

Is It Proper...? Should a Frum Jew Take Pride in the Achievement of Non-Frum Jews?

By Jewish Press Staff

Should a frum Jew take special pride in famous people who were Jewish but not frum and whose achievements have no evident connection to Judaism (e.g., Walter Rathenau, Richard Feynman, Danny Kaye, Bobby Fischer, Milton Friedman, Jascha Heifetz…)?

Halacha & Hashkafa

Is It Proper...? Is it necessary to say “Baruch Hashem” or “Thank G-d” every time someone asks you how you are?

By Jewish Press Staff

Is it necessary to say “Baruch Hashem” or “Thank G-d” every time someone asks you how you are?

Food

A Strong Case for Tnuva Edam Cheese

By Jewish Press Staff

Cheese lovers need no convincing to eat cheese, but what you may not have known is that Tnuva Edam cheese is an excellent, high-protein nutritional choice that's rich in calcium, hard-to-get vitamin B12, and low in lactose. Sound interesting? Read on…   Calcium. Tnuva Edam cheese is a rich source of naturally occurring calcium, vital […]

Halacha & Hashkafa

Is It Proper...? Is there anything inherently wrong with a person spending vast sums of money on a wedding or bar mitzvah if he’s rich and can easily afford it?

By Jewish Press Staff

Is there anything inherently wrong with a person spending vast sums of money on a wedding or bar mitzvah if he’s rich and can easily afford it?

"Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords / Gulf States / UAE / Sheba Medical Center

Bahrain Peace Summit May Provide Breakthrough for Israeli-Gulf Cooperation

By Jewish Press Staff

The last time that Israelis have been allowed to visit Manama, Bahrain’s capital, en masse was in the halcyon days following the signing of the Oslo Accords on the White House lawn in 1993.

Sponsored Posts / Travel

Celebrate Sukkot in Luxury at the David Citadel Hotel

By Jewish Press Staff

There are no more luxurious accommodations in Jerusalem than at the David Citadel Hotel.

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