Zvi Wiesenfeld

In Print / Op-Eds

Rewiring Our Approach To Smartphones

By Zvi Wiesenfeld

Ironically, research suggests that most people, even most kids, don’t even like social media.

In Print / Jewish Community

Renewal Reunion – An Organization Celebrates 1,000 Kidneys Donated

By Zvi Wiesenfeld

Renewal was launched in 2006 by Brooklyn-based real estate developer Mendy Reiner when he met grocer Eli Cohen. Cohen was in dire need of a kidney and Reiner, eager to help, placed an ad in these pages to try to connect him with a donor. Reiner recognized the latent demand for a philanthropic kidney-matching service when almost 30 people replied offering Cohen their kidneys.

In Print / Features

How A Dutch Art-Historian-Turned-Publisher Preserves The Holocaust’s Memory

By Zvi Wiesenfeld

Heenk, who is herself a non-Jew, felt some initial self-consciousness serving as torchbearer for European Jews and their descendants.

In Print / Features

Chevra Hatzalah’s Mission To Israel: A Little Courage And A Lot Of H.E.A.R.T.

By Zvi Wiesenfeld

There was no shortage of volunteers. In fact, so eager were the Hatzalah guys to do their part for the war effort that hundreds of paramedics applied for the 57 available slots.