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Rebbetzin's Viewpoint / From the Paper

Visiting Day Nightmare (Part One)

By Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis

Need advice on handling upcoming camp visiting day? The wisdom of Rebbetzin Jungreis {zt"l}endures and remains relevant and helpful

Columns / From the Paper

The 45th President’s Anti Semitism Problem

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

Claims of sinister Jewish control of governments used to come from the extreme Right and the extreme Left. Now they seem to be coming from the mainstream Left as well, viciously attacking Trump and Kushner

Op-Eds / From the Paper

So Hard To Say Goodbye

By Rabbi Eliyahu Safran

I was in New York during the last months of my father’s life. During that time, my father, z”l, stayed with my brother and sister-in-law in Toronto where they watched over and cared for him. I, of course, came in to visit as often as I could. No sooner had I returned home from one […]

Op-Eds / From the Paper

A Visitor From Amerika: A Tragic Parable For July 4

By Ted Roberts

But above all, boasted the new Americans, here was a nation that was governed by law. This law protected all, even a poor Jew who could speak only Yiddish

Ask the Rabbi / From the Paper

Q & A: Praying In Other Languages (Part II)

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Question: When reciting a berachah in English, does a person fulfill his obligation if he says “Hashem” instead of “L-rd” or “G-d”? Yosef

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

Cracked Glasses

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

My glasses! exclaimed Moshe. I hung them on the seat in front and you cracked them.

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Rash And Impulsive ‘A Place Inhabited By Many Kohanim …’ (Bava Basra 160b)

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

Dying To Give

By Raphael Grunfeld

Our rabbis, keenly aware of the often ephemeral nature of our resolutions, make us jump through some procedural hoops in order to ensure that we mean what we sell or give away.

Parsha / From the Paper

Earning A Living Doesn’t Have To Be Difficult

By Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier

Rashi tells us that because of this mistake, the Jewish people lost out on a great lesson.

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

Can The Court Can Initiate Questions Leading To Judgment Against A Litigant? (Siman 75:19)

By Raphael Grunfeld

Before the Torah obliges a defendant to take the Modeh Bemiktzat oath of partial admission, the defendant must admit at least one perutah of the claim and deny two maot.

Torah / From the Paper

Lessons On Responsibility From Sichon And Og

By Rabbi Raphael Fuchs

There is an obvious question about this story. Why would Sichon and Og wage war with Klal Yisrael?

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Terror Payments Go To The Heart Of The Conflict

By Stephen M. Flatow

The Oslo accords failed and there is no peace between Israelis and Palestinians today because the Palestinian leadership never accepted Israel nor rejected terrorism. The Oslo accords were a sham

Lessons In Emunah / From the Paper

Realizations

By As Told to Fayge Goldstein

As we raced from store to store I was invigorated but Jo tagged listlessly along. I pretended not to notice and chatted gaily all the while.

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks / From the Paper

The Continuity Of Death And Life

By Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks z"l

In the Torah, law and narrative are intertwined for the very profound reason that G-d’s law is not arbitrary. It speaks to the human condition, arising out of human history.

Featured / Moshe Feiglin / From the Paper

Israel’s Protection Money

By Moshe Feiglin

If the protection money paid to Gaza--to the tune of 1billion NIS annually--does not prevent Jewish fatalities – which have increased 5x since the Oslo peace accords broke out and Israel retreated from Gaza – why does Israel continue to pay these huge sums of money to our sworn enemies?

Torah / From the Paper

The Duality Of Being Jewish

By Rabbi Mordechai Weiss

To say that this respect for all people is vitally lacking amongst many of our Jewish brothers and sisters is an understatement.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

Holy Land Hardball: The Oys Of Summer

By Saul Jay Singer

In a symbolic move, Hall of Fame pitcher Sandy Koufax was the last player chosen in the draft.

Obituaries / From the Paper

ArtScroll Founder Rabbi Meir Zlotowitz Passes Away: His Publishing Company Revolutionized Torah Study in the Modern World

By Dovid Gold

Rabbi Zlotowitz likened the story of ArtScroll to watching an oak tree grow out of a small acorn, ultimately sprouting into something with immeasurable impact.

Editorial / From the Paper

Rabbi Meir Zlotowitz, zt”l

By Editorial Board

The inculcation of Torah values to generations of Jews will be an important and enduring part of his legacy.

Editorial / From the Paper

The Resistance Takes Some Hits

By Editorial Board

And then came the full court press against the president’s Executive Order barring immigration from certain countries he said were hotbeds of terrorist activity.

Front Page / From the Paper

I Cannot Apologize

By Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis

Throughout Europe these hideous libels persisted and gave rise to the persecution of innocent Jews.

Parenting Our Children / From the Paper

Out Of Our Minds: Learning To Be Creative

By Rifka Schonfeld

If we are to survive and flourish, we have to think differently about our own abilities and make the best use of them.

Features / From the Paper / Kidz

Camp Mommy - Week 1

By Ru Friedman

Sure, you could purchase a package of clean, saliva-free popsicle sticks, but where’s the fun in that?

Potpourri / From the Paper

Kiss Fat Goodbye

By Sandy Eller

It’s hard to resist the allure of a gadget that lets you have your cake, or, in this case, your French fries, and eat it too.

Potpourri / Recipes / From the Paper

New Specialty Cookbooks Go For The Gold

By Sandy Eller

There is nothing like the feel of those crisp new pages in your hands while taking in gorgeous, glossy pictures that you know took hours to get just right.

Chodesh Tov/Rabbi Hanoch Teller / From the Paper

The Rubashkin Saga (Part II)

By Rabbi Hanoch Teller

With the opening of Agri in 1987, Postville was beset with what the locals dubbed, “The Jewish Invasion.” The arrival of the Jews caused a local polarization.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Smartphone...Dumb Me?

By Ben Kurtzer

I recently switched from a smartphone to a flip phone. I was spending too much time looking at the phone blurring the boundaries between work and personal time, tuning out my family. I became enslaved to my phone. The smarter the phone, the dumber I got.

Moshe Feiglin / From the Paper

The War Of Miracles

By Moshe Feiglin

the Six-Day War became the war that military experts cannot logically explain. I call it “The War of Miracles.”

Marriage and Relationships / From the Paper

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

.He tells me he feels terrible and does not mean to hurt me.

From the Paper / Midrash Stories

The Terrible Decree

By Rabbi Sholom Klass

Who can count the number who died? Who can number those who succumbed to the tortures and embraced Christianity in order to escape the pain and suffering?

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Liberal Denigration Of Republicans Is Nothing New

By Jason Maoz

Liberals have a long history of mercilessly castigating Republican presidents including the popular, and successful Ronald Reagan. But if you want to know about psychopathic-level demonization of a president, consider what George W. Bush endured.

Rebbetzin's Viewpoint / From the Paper

The Need To Change

By Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis

Wisdom from Rebbetzin Jungreis on Shalom Bayis and healing the rifts in the greater Jewish people.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Creation: One And Done Or Sustained Endeavor?

By Rabbi Yeheskel Lebovic

If God had opted not to constantly re-create but to have His creation continue on its own by virtue of the original energy He invested in it, it wouldn't be a dwelling in the full sense of the word. God prefers to remain constantly involved within His world through re-creation.

Parsha / From the Paper

Questions Have Answers – Answers Don’t Have Answers

By Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier

The entire group began laughing at Moshe, and with this Korach launched his revolt.

Parsha / From the Paper

Paid To Be Honest

By Raphael Grunfeld

A father may not transfer the bechor’s right to a double portion to a younger son.

Torah / From the Paper

The Power of Kedusha

By Rabbi Raphael Fuchs

Hashem told Moshe that the miracle of the staffs would remove the complaint that Bnei Yisrael still had.

Ask the Rabbi / From the Paper

Q & A: Praying In Other Languages (Part II)

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Question: When reciting a berachah in English, does a person fulfill his obligation if he says “Hashem” instead of “L-rd” or “G-d”? Yosef

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

When Both Litigants Are Uncertain Of Their Claims (Siman 75:18)

By Raphael Grunfeld

It is the certainty with which the plaintiff presses his claim that obliges the defendant to take an oath and that saddles him with a moral obligation to pay.

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Crossing The Divide ‘Then The Two Men Shall Stand…’ (Bava Basra 155b)

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

Unsuccessful Rescue

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

The bags had floated off in opposite directions and were already filling with water. Yehuda paddled away to pick up his bag.

Front Page / From the Paper

Jews And Space

By Saul Jay Singer

Though Resnik in 1984 became the second American woman to travel in space – Sally Ride was the first – she is perhaps better known as the first Jewish woman in space.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

A Torah Voice In The Public Square: An Interview with Rabbi Yaakov Menken

By Elliot Resnick

We regard it as a chillul Hashem when liberal rabbis offer opinions in the media that clearly run contrary to the Torah.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

The Sea Gate Shul Torahs Rescued Again

By Beth Sarafraz

What happened was not our choice. But how we react - that is our choice.

Magazine / From the Paper

The Amazing World Of Mimi

By Miriam Berfas

I insisted there must be some notes and they should be on file. All I got in return was a run around.

Features / Travel / From the Paper

The Berkshires and Six Flags New England

By S. Y. Einhorn

There are plenty of fun activities for all ages and some relaxing scenic spots to enjoy.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Colel Chabad: Israel’s Longest Running Charity

By Dena Wimpfheimer

Pantry Packers makes volunteering both fun and accessible, something beyond the scope of typical food-service organizations.

Parenting Our Children / From the Paper

Homework: The Secret To Success

By Rifka Schonfeld

Many people feel this rule is for teachers; that is, that teacher should give only a certain amount of homework.

For the Home / From the Paper

How To Run With Kids

By Pnina Baim

I did not start my training with the idea that my children would join me.

Headline / Analysis / From the Paper

Double Legal Standard: Anti-Muslim Bias Is Obvious, Anti-Jewish Bias Doesn’t Exist

By Nathan Lewin

10 federal appellate judges eradicated a presidential directive designed to protect the safety of US residents because the judges discerned religious prejudice against Muslims in the president’s motivation.

From the Paper / Impact Of Women On Jewish History/Prof. L. Jackson

Dr. Janan Faraj Falah: Winner Of The Jerusalem Unity Prize

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

They are known to form close-knit, cohesive communities that don’t allow anyone in, while fully integrating in their adopted homelands.

From the Paper / Midrash Stories

The Virtues Of Charity

By Rabbi Sholom Klass

Three days later the man died. The following week his son had a dream in which he saw his father in a very happy frame of mind.

Marriage and Relationships / From the Paper

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

You are now being challenged to believe in Hashem and to daven even though you are in great pain.

Parsha / From the Paper

Shabbos Mevorchim Tammuz

By Rachel Weiss

Their heartache is unimaginable, yet they persevere with their life’s mission with a fervency and faith, seemingly fortified by the tragedy that rocked their world.

Parsha / From the Paper

Parshat Shelach

By Rabbi Dr. David Hertzberg

MacArthur was more than simply an expert in the writing and delivery of sound bites.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

J Street’s Phony Condemnation Of Hamas

By Stephen M. Flatow

J Street’s “solution” to the Gaza“crisis”? Give more American taxpayers’ money to Gaza, promote the Palestinian Authority and PUSH for the implementation of the 2-State Solution, regardless of the consequences to Israel.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

With Eyes To See: The Six-Day War, Fifty Years On

By Rabbi Eliyahu Safran

Parshat Shelach begins and ends with seeing. It opens with the meraglim and closes with the commandment to look at tzizis. The lesson of the two? That it is not enough to simply look. We must also SEE.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Mark Zuckerberg’s Prayer

By Rabbi Benjamin Blech

Zuckerberg’s closing words at Harvard's commencement: I am reminded of a prayer, Mi Shebeirach, that I say whenever I face a challenge, that I sing to my daughter thinking about her future...

Rebbetzin's Viewpoint / From the Paper

Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff

By Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis

Despite modern-day wisdom, which instructs us, "not to sweat the small stuff," but it ALL starts with the “small stuff.” if allowed to go unchecked, it is the “small stuff" which can poison relationships

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

The Priest Forbade Chametz ‘Acquired By Admission’ (Bava Basra 149a)

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

Coping Alone: The Right Of A Daughter To Inherit

By Raphael Grunfeld

A typical example of a chok is the prohibition against wearing sha’atnez, clothes made of wool and linen. A typical example of a mishpat is the prohibition against murder.

Torah / From the Paper

Fake News

By Rabbi Raphael Fuchs

They saw extremely large fruit and interpreted that to mean that just as the fruit are extreme and strange so to are the inhabitants. This was a misconception and a misinterpretation of the facts.

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

Delayed Flight

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

Mr. Stein notified all the participants and called Mr. Turk. Our flight was delayed, he said. We will have to reschedule the bus for 5 p.m.

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

Shevuat Heiset And Circumstantial Evidence - Siman 75:17 (Continued)

By Raphael Grunfeld

In order for an admission to be acceptable in court, it must be made in front of two witnesses appointed to hear it.

Lessons In Emunah / From the Paper

Miracle From The Rebbe

By Eli Duban

After a couple of weeks, it became very clear to me that I was not earning anywhere near enough money to pay for Yeshivah.

Ask the Rabbi / From the Paper

Q & A: Praying In Other Languages (Part I)

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Question: When reciting a berachah in English, does a person fulfill his obligation if he says “Hashem” instead of “L-rd” or “G-d”? Yosef

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

Israel’s 1953 World’s Fair

By Saul Jay Singer

Though the United States participated, Israeli officials were furious when the U.S. announced it would boycott the opening ceremony.

Editorial / From the Paper

Sen. Feinstein’s Call For Lynch Probe

By Editorial Board

On its face, the request by Ms. Lynch raises the question of whether she was trying to give Mrs. Clinton political cover during the campaign.

Editorial / From the Paper

Political Correctness, Leftist Style

By Editorial Board

Both the tribute to Mr. Lopez-Rivera and the portrayal and murder of a Trump-like Julius Caesar have been justified by supporters in the name of political and artistic freedom. Yet the sophistry in play with regard to both is unmistakable.

Front Page / From the Paper

The Bernice Chronicles: The Courtship Of Bernice Cohen

By Judith Tydor Baumel-Schwartz

At age 26 and having completed her graduate studies, Bernice returned to the Bronx Y, this time in a paid professional capacity.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

‘Israel’s Technological Breakthroughs Are The Future’: An Interview With Haim Bibas, Israel’s ‘Mayor of All Mayors’

By Sara Lehmann

After Netanyahu lost his bid for reelection in 1999, I met with him and discussed ideas of how he could again become Israel’s leader. We’ve worked together ever since then.

Parenting Our Children / From the Paper

The Gift of Failure

By Rifka Schonfeld

It is just this persistence or perseverance that we need to teach our children.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

An Unlikely Hero

By Menucha Chana Levin

Sousa Mendes told Rabbi Kruger that he also had a large family and wanted to help the Kruger family.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Telling The Truth in Lithuania

By Rhona Lewis

We are opening doors for the students. Telling them to look at the world they didn't know about and asking them to think about it.

From the Paper / Midrash Stories

Honor Your Father And Mother

By Rabbi Sholom Klass

Making sure he did not awaken his father, he returned to the room where the sages sat and said, I am afraid that I cannot sell you the gem.

Marriage and Relationships / From the Paper

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

My mother-in-law and I have had our problems since the beginning of our marriage.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

In Remembrance Of A Hero

By Haya Augenstein

She taught us, by example, not just how to survive, but to thrive.

Parsha / From the Paper

The Daughters Of Zelophechad (Bava Batra 119b)

By Raphael Grunfeld

The case of yibum concerns the married man who dies without leaving any sons.

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