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Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

‘For Rav Hirsch, All Mankind Is Precious To God’: An Interview With Rabbi Dr. Moshe Miller

By Elliot Resnick

For Rav Hirsch, when Hakadosh Baruch Hu chose Klal Yisrael to be the am segulah, He was not rejecting the rest of mankind.

Editorial / From the Paper

The Middle East: Shift In The Wind?

By Editorial Board

Given the realities on the ground, however, how can Israel know what its security interests are vis-a-vis the Palestinians?

Front Page / From the Paper

Take The Long-Short Way

By Rabbi Dr. Naphtali Hoff

Strong listeners better understand others’ opinions and attitudes and are able to take this information into consideration when making decisions.

Jewish / NY / From the Paper

Strengthening Our Community’s Security

By Allen Fagin

We were thrilled to see this budget passed, but it was the product of diligent efforts by committed parents, educators, and lay leaders.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Yom Ha’Atzmaut: A Day To Be Proud

By Dvora Waysman

To say I fell in love with Israel instantly and aliyah was an immediate success would not be true-there were great challenges, but today I would say with pride and without regret, “I’m an Israeli.”

Parenting Our Children / From the Paper

Bullying Q & A

By Rifka Schonfeld

When children feel that their own emotional needs are met, they are better able to recognize the emotional needs of others.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Grieving Parents Keep Only Son’s Legacy Alive

By Sandy Eller

Ariel begged the tour guide to evacuate him to safety... but his pleas went unheeded.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

On the Bookshelf

By Elliot Resnick

I had a passion for reading and read anything from The Hardy Boys to any book I could get my hands on.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Why The Left Needs To Believe In An Israeli Occupation

By Stephen M. Flatow

Critics of Israel want there to be an “occupation” and to point an accusing finger at Israel. They are constitutionally incapable of blaming the Palestinians for anything, so they need Israel to blame

Moshe Feiglin / From the Paper

It’s Our Fault

By Moshe Feiglin

No sports coach thinks of including women in Israel’s national soccer team because coaches want to win. But when the IDF integrates women into combat units that require rough, demanding physical activity – much more than required for soccer – it doesn't seem the IDF is thinking about is winning.

Rebbetzin's Viewpoint / From the Paper

Shidduch Challenges

By Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis

Finding one’s shidduch has reached the crisis level. The one absolute “must” quality is finding a soul mate with a good heart. If that’s lacking, the entire package will fall apart.

Columns / From the Paper

Parenthood And Grandparenthood: The Essential Ingredient

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

Parenting--and grandparenting--pearls from Rabbi YY Rubenstein.

Featured / Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Israel Memorial Day: The Yeshiva That Pays The Price

By Yossi Baumol

More and more we are becoming aware of the fact that there is a gaping hole in our lives – the ability to connect to God with our emotions, something connected to the idea of prophecy.

Marriage and Relationships / From the Paper

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Sometimes when looking at our lives we see nothing but an empty box, but if we look deeper, we will find the kisses.

From the Paper / Midrash Stories

The Family Satan

By Rabbi Sholom Klass

When word reached the Jewish community they began to tremble. They knew only too well the meaning of the king’s threat.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

A Penny A Jew

By Dov Hikind

Why recall the Holocaust? Because we must. Because remembering our loved ones, these six million innocent souls, brings a sense of them back to life. That’s the least we can do.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Keeping Kosher: Means To An End

By Rabbi Yeheskel Lebovic

“Kosher” has several hues of the same meaning: making suitable, setting the path or stage, paving the way, preparing, etc. This reflects that the process of keeping kosher is of a preparatory nature.

Lessons In Emunah / From the Paper

The Creative Solution

By Linda Hirschel

Why didn't I call an ambulance? I do not know. And believe me, I was not trying to be overly pious.

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

When Swearing That A Witness Is Lying Doesn’t Help (Siman 75:13)

By Raphael Grunfeld

A defendant who is faced with one witness who testifies that he borrowed money is allowed to swear that he never borrowed any money and receive judgment in his favor.

Parsha / From the Paper

Warning: Lashon Hara Kills

By Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier

As great as he was, and as much as he accepted every word of the Torah as completely true, on some level it wasn’t 100 percent real to him.

Ask the Rabbi / From the Paper

Q & A: Do Women Count The Omer?

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Question: Are women supposed to count Sefirat HaOmer? S. Feldman

Parsha / From the Paper

Shabbos Rental

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

Use of the hall on Motzaei Shabbos is a separate rental that carries an additional $250 payment. You were supposed to notify me if you wanted to use the hall also on Motzaei Shabbos.

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Law Of Averages ‘Catacombs Are Four Cubits Long’ (Bava Basra 100b)

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

Sefirat HaOmer As A Period Of Mourning

By Raphael Grunfeld

The behavior of Rabbi Akiva’s students left them particularly vulnerable between Pesach and Shavuot since this period is a time of celestial judgment.

Book Reviews / From the Paper

Title: Contemporary Halakhic Problems: Volume 7

By Ben Rothke

One of the more forceful and vital chapters is towards the end of the book when Rabbi Bleich discusses vaccinations.

Book Reviews / From the Paper

A Glimpse Of The Beginning

By Zalman Alpert

We learn, for example, that his paternal uncle rabbi Shmuel Schneerson awarded his nephew rabbinic ordination;;

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

The Israeli Declaration Of Independence

By Saul Jay Singer

The proclamation of a Jewish state had to be made on May 14 because the British Mandate was to end at midnight and Jewish leadership did not want even one second to pass before the formal establishment of the state.

NY / Politics / From the Paper

Albany Beat

By Marc Gronich

The observant Jewish community is calling on state lawmakers to allow parents the right to choose where to educate their children.

Editorial / From the Paper

Time For Pols To Call Out A Bigot

By Editorial Board

Mr. Lopez-Pierre’s platform is built around his opposition to the “greedy Jewish landlords” who have driven blacks and Hispanics from their homes.

NY / From the Paper

Significant Progress In Fight For Increased State Aid To Jewish Schools

By dvora

The OU hired lobbyists in Albany and partnered with Jewish day schools, parents, lay leaders, and volunteers across New York.

Front Page / From the Paper

The Bernice Chronicles: Home Away From Home: The Bronx Y

By Judith Tydor Baumel-Schwartz

Only after seeing a picture of the stately building online did I fully understand her emphatic reply.

Parenting Our Children / From the Paper

Why Say “No?”

By Rifka Schonfeld

Like I said to you before: never take kids to a store All you're gonna hear is: we want more and more…

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

The People of Israel Live, Endure And Eat Falafel

By Rosally Saltsman

Whoever doesn't have the courage can read a little bit and then close the book, go to the kitchen and take some ice cream out of the freezer.

Moshe Feiglin / From the Paper

A Miracle Staring Us In The Face

By Shmuel Sackett

Ask 100 fellow Jews the following simple question; What’s the next Jewish holiday? Read the article and learn the SURPRISING answer

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Pioneers Of Pop Music

By Harvey Rachlin

It seems we Jews are not only the'People of the Book' but also are the people of the sheet mucic and lyrics.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Palestinians’ Diploma For Terror

By Bassam Tawil

The path to a PA ministry job passes through Israeli prisons. Former prisoners are treated as the "good boys of the revolution" and granted the best jobs; Palestinians who choose education lose out

From the Paper / Midrash Stories

Despises A Liar

By Rabbi Sholom Klass

The Magid Reb Pinchas of Kuritz despised falsehood and haughtiness and he loved honesty. He would usually say, “Arise very early in the morning to pray before the sun fills the world with its rays and people arise to begin the day with deceit and falsehood." Once during a cold wintry morning, he heard a […]

Potpourri / From the Paper

Our First Shabbat Home

By Erica Lyons

Will I ever be able to be the mother this little girl desperately needs?

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

Chaya Mushka: The Rebbetzin

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

When asked about the extent of the Rebbetzin's greatness, the Rebbe’s thoughtful, genuine response was: Only Hashem knows.

Marriage and Relationships / From the Paper

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Having a constant critic around is like having someone hitting you over the head on a regular basis.

Parsha / From the Paper

Parshat Shemini

By Rabbi Dr. David Hertzberg

Leaders have to make many difficult decisions - decisions that affect, often negatively, other people.

Features / From the Paper

The Angels Of Shabbat

By Raphael Poch

Volunteers began going around to neighbors and synagogues in the vicinity to collect the children who had been out of the home when the tragedy occurred.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Truth Is Not A Political Position

By Morton A. Klein

Hurling labels such as “right wing,” “ultra-right,” or even “extreme.” avoids fair, reasoned, fact-based debate on the issues, and instead attempts to delegitimize.

Rebbetzin's Viewpoint / From the Paper

Matches Made In Heaven

By Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis

Since our faith teaches that EVERY person has a soul mate – a bashert – designated by Heaven, how is it so many cannot find their partners? It is impossible to know but faith and prayer HELP!

Chodesh Tov/Rabbi Hanoch Teller / From the Paper

Jewish Practice In The U.S. Military (XII - Conclusion)

By Rabbi Hanoch Teller

The conclusion to the legal saga of whether Dr. Simcha Goldman could wear his yarmulke while serving in the US Air Force. Chodesh Tov!

Featured / Op-Eds / From the Paper

Approach Marine Le Pen With Caution

By Ben Cohen

Depending on where you sit, a Le Pen victory would signal either the demise of fascism or its rebirth.

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Consequential Limitations ‘Seeds That Did Not Sprout’ (Bava Basra 92a)

Ask the Rabbi / From the Paper

Q & A: Attending Weddings During Sefirah (Part II)

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Question: My friends are getting married on Rosh Chodesh Sivan. I tried to convince them to do otherwise, as many people have a minhag not to attend weddings until three days before Shavuot. They told me they spoke to rabbis who allowed it. Is this right? May I attend? Name Withheld By Request

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

Lost Bag

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

He considers it direct damage and writes that even a guardian who is exempt from negligence [e.g., be'alav imo] or even a person who is not a guardian, is liable in such a case.

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

Sefirat HaOmer

By Raphael Grunfeld

Whereas one week is sufficient to restore an individual to his natural state of divine purity, the entire nation required seven weeks.

Lessons In Emunah / From the Paper

Now Or Never

By Faygie Goldstein

I knew in my heart if I did not take my first step soon all my ambition would fizzle.

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

One Who Cannot Swear Must Pay (Siman 75:12)

By Raphael Grunfeld

The Torah believes the testimony of one witness that the defendant does not deny under oath – as if it were the testimony of two witnesses.

Parsha / From the Paper

Food For The Soul

By Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier

The nefesh habahami on the other hand is comprised of the base instincts necessary for survival.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Remembering A Bielski Hero

By Leslie Bell

The German advance was so rapid that within a short time they found themselves prisoners in the Stolpce ghetto.

Front Page / From the Paper

I Survived Them All

By Zechariah Schwarzberg

Young children, who in another time and place would have had nothing more serious to contemplate than their schoolwork, grew all too familiar with death as a daily occurrence.

Headline / Op-Eds / From the Paper

Stop Denying The Israeli Consensus On The Palestinians

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Lapid said negotiations with the Palestinians would need to be conducted “in very slow stages.” How slow does he envision the process? “15-20 years, the main element of which is security arrangements”

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Conservatives Need To Show Their Appreciation Of The President

By Dennis Prager

No one could know how Trump would govern, but it was certain Hillary would govern as a leftist. I believe that another 4 years of left-wing rule would mean the end of America as it was founded to be

Op-Eds / From the Paper

The New Jacobins

By Richard L. Cravatts

Free speech does not permit depriving others of their free speech rights – through disruptions, heckling, or other tactics intended to suppress and/or eliminate the speech of those with opposing views

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Richard Gere Was Right

By Stephen M. Flatow

Gere was right – only not quite in the way he intended. It was in fact, a Jew attacked by an Arab mob. Sometimes, reality clashes with the fantasy world of Hollywood.

Torah / Rebbetzin's Viewpoint / From the Paper

Jews Have Forgotten How To Pray

By Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis

To be a Jew is to know how to pray but, alas, it seems most Jews turn to everyone and everything but our Heavenly Father. I would like to offer some practical suggestions to help us grow in prayer

Moshe Feiglin / From the Paper

When I’m Prime Minister, We Will Offer The Korban Pesach

By Moshe Feiglin

Next year, instead of sitting at home and chewing on matzah that merely symbolizes the Korban Pesach, we will joyously sit in area surrounding the Temple Mount, eating our roasted sacrificial lamb.

Parenting Our Children / From the Paper

Little Kids, Bullies, And Community: Working Together To End The Bully Epidemic

By Rifka Schonfeld

This casual observation will give you the ability to easily understand when something is wrong during the unavoidable social struggle.

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Rabbi Nechunia’s Prayer ‘ Even So, An Actual Incident Is Greater’ (Bava Basra 83a)

Lessons In Emunah / From the Paper

Date Night…At The Hospital

By Naama Klein

At this point I am reasonably happy that he returns home eventually and is still semi-coherent (at least some of the time).

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

Chametz Delivery

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

After a couple of hours in the kitchen, the meat was on the fire, the chicken in the oven, and some kugels already out on the table.

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

Forgiving The Debt (Siman 75:11)

By Raphael Grunfeld

In order for an admission of a debt or for the forgiveness of a debt to be effective, it must be accompanied by some overt manifestation of serious intent.

Ask the Rabbi / From the Paper

Q & A: Attending Weddings During Sefirah (Part I)

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Question: My friends are getting married on Rosh Chodesh Sivan. I tried to convince them to do otherwise, as many people have a minhag not to attend weddings until three days before Shavuot. They told me they spoke to rabbis who allowed it. Is this right? May I attend? Name Withheld By Request

Halacha & Hashkafa / From the Paper

Chol HaMoed: An Oxymoron

By Raphael Grunfeld

On Chol HaMoed some work is prohibited and some is permitted. According to some opinions, the work prohibition is biblical; according to others, it’s rabbinical.

Parsha / From the Paper

Being Like Hashem

By Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier

He didn’t choose to be kind. He didn’t want to feel the pain of others. In fact, he tried his best to squelch this sensitivity.

Israel / Politics / Antisemitism / From the Paper

Trump Not To Blame For Any Rise In Anti-Semitism

By Martin Oliner

It can be argued that anti Semites perceived Obama’s policies as supportive of their own views.

Baseball Insider / From the Paper

2017 Season Preview

By Irwin Cohen

Admittedly, I took a liking to and saw a lot of the Houston Astros and Washington Nationals, who share the new spring training facility.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

Henry Stimson Approves Passover Furloughs

By Saul Jay Singer

Many young Jewish soldiers who were away from home for the first time found that attending a Seder provided an important emotional link to familiar traditions of home and family.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Drones, Satellites, And Cyber Warfare: An interview with Jerusalem Post editor-in-chief Yaakov Katz

By Elliot Resnick

What a lot of people don’t know, though, is that Israel used a very sophisticated cyber weapon to basically blind Syrian radar systems [during its aerial raid on the facility].

Front Page / From the Paper

How You Shall Tell Your Son

By Rabbi Dr. Naphtali Hoff

We did not simply recount what occurred to our forefathers three thousand years ago.

Holidays / From the Paper / Extras

Seder Customs From Around The World

By Libi Astaire

The house is clean. The last bit of chametz has been burned. What happens next?

Op-Eds / From the Paper

The Spice Of Life

By Steven Genack

God showcased open miracles in our liberation from Mitzrayim and what followed thereafter in order to embed a piercing belief in our souls that opened the gates to a later appreciation of ALL miracles.

From the Paper

A Polish Officer

By Menucha Chana Levin

I do not consider myself a hero. I only did my duty as a human being toward people who were persecuted and tortured.

Holidays / For the Home / From the Paper

Marshmallows, Frogs And Bugs, Oh My!

By Sandy Eller

Whether you decide to go formal and proper or playful and laid back, just remember that Pesach is all about transmitting a powerful legacy from one generation to the next.

Rebbetzin's Viewpoint / From the Paper

In Honor Of My Father

By Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis

Every year it is incumbent upon us to recount the Passover story. But it is not only our collective history as recorded in the Haggadah we recall, we also have our own personal associations with Pesach

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