‘No Problem with Having a Halachic State’
The elder rabbi of the national religious sector talks about conversions, gay rights, and the states of Israel’s Supreme Court in a no-holds-barred interview.
Has The Congressional Hearing on Antisemitism Woken People Up?
I was surprised that the university presidents did such a poor job of responding to questions that should not have been so difficult for them to answer.
Rabbi Meyer Juzint: The Torah Scholar Who Made A Deal With God And...
How did a teenage Torah genius, armed only with the Word of God, survive so many near-death experiences?
New Book By Rabbi Moshe Meiselman On Torah, Chazal And Science
"Toras Hashem temimah” – The Torah, in all aspects, is perfect and complete. It need not bend or comply with any other system. In fact, since the Torah is the blueprint according to which the universe was created, other systems should be judged by their agreement with the Torah.
Fleisher on ShalomTV: ‘Let’s Not Live in Fear, Let’s Live in Reality.’
Yishai Fleisher, managing editor of JewishPress.com, appeared on L’Chaim, a show that has been running on ShalomTV for years. “Fear is everywhere,” he told the interviewer, Rabbi Mark Golub. “People go silent when I talk about fear because they realize how much fear they live with…we need to be proud.”
The People’s Judge: Ruchie Freier’s Crusade To Become Boro Park’s Voice On Brooklyn Supreme...
I love campaigning outside the chasidic community. It provides me with the opportunity to create a Kiddush Hashem as I share our traditions and values with people who have questions and may be unfamiliar with our practices.
Interview with Pierre Rehov Regarding his Film ‘Pogroms’
Discussing the artist's latest film, 'Pogrom(s),' about the October 7th massacre
Eastern Europe: Pro-Israel, But Not Pro-Jewish? – An Interview with Professor David Fishman
Of the 40 people involved in the operation – 20 intellectuals, and 20 technical workers – 33 perished and seven survived.
Through The Ages In Jewish Song: Itzhak Perlman on His New CD Collaboration with...
Internationally renowned violinist Itzhak Perlman and acclaimed Chazzan Yitzchak Meir Helfgot, chief cantor at Manhattan’s Park East Synagogue, have collaborated on a forthcoming CD titled “Eternal Echoes: Songs and Dances for the Soul.” The Jewish Press recently interviewed Perlman at his summer home in the Hamptons.
Creating ‘Synergy’ Between Israel And The U.S.
An Interview with Jeff Daube, the ZOA's Man In Israel
Widen The Derech
It’s not about troubled youth, but any youth that may face troubles. Look at trouble not as an adjective but as a verb. The core issue of such youth is the feeling of loneliness.
YU’s Halpert: Molding Men Through Coaching
Yeshiva University men’s basketball coach Jonathan Halpert now has his signature on the school’s men’s basketball court. The Coach Jonathan Halpert Scholarship Fund, an...
The War of Independence Through the Eyes of a 10-year-old Boy
Interview with Prof. Amatzia Baram
Who’s Responsible For The New Cold War? An Interview With Renowned Russia Expert Stephen...
Putin is reported to have personally ordered the assassination of a former Soviet intelligence agent in the UK. They have no way of knowing such a fact – because it isn’t a fact, and it makes no sense.
Get Thee Forth To The Land! An Interview with Nefesh B’Nefesh Director Rabbi Yehoshua...
In 2018 Nefesh B'Nefesh helped approximately 3,600 olim from North America and over 500 olim from the UK fulfill their aliyah dreams.
‘Success Comes In Cans; Failure In Can’ts’ An Interview With Dr. Morris Mandel’s Son
In one of his thousands of aphorism-filled columns for The Jewish Press, Dr. Morris Mandel wrote, "Counting time is not as important as making time count."
A Messianic Vision: An Interview with Likud MK Moshe Feiglin
In an exclusive interview with the Jewish Press, newly elected MK Moshe Feiglin affirms he is still trying to revolutionize Israel.
Wait Till You See Why These IDF Soldiers Are Smiling [video]
They say a picture is worth a thousand words so I will stop typing and let the pictures do all the talking...
On The Bookshelf
I sense more and more people with strong Torah background who are bothered by questions of the mission of the Jew and the Torah's relationship to the larger world.
Orthodox Boxer Facing Career Upswing?
Dmitriy Salita, the Orthodox Jewish boxing sensation, may finally get the opportunity he's been waiting for.
New York’s Angel? Curtis Sliwa Has His Sights On City Hall
There are more people in downtown Buffalo at night than there are in Times Square.
JOWMA: Supporting A Dream
Dr. Knoll hopes that JOWMA will serve as an unprecedented avenue for Torah-observant female physicians to bring their expertise into the community.
By Kids For Kids: Kishroni Lets Youngsters Shine
The rule of thumb in education these days: provide the kids who don't shine academically with a venue to shine in other ways.
On The Bookshelf
The Jewish people is a community of readers held together by a text.
Orthodox Survivor of 9/11 And Author Talks About His Ordeal and His Emunah
9/11 survivor and author Ari Schonbrun has shared his inspiring story with people across the globe.
‘Things Once Taken For Granted Are Now Considered Unacceptable’: A Conversation With Professor Marc...
Marc B. Shapiro, a Judaic Studies professor at the University of Scranton, is a mine of information and a lightning rod for controversy.
Talner Rebbe, Harvard Professor, Soloveitchik Son-In-Law
“After 1967, Rabbi Twersky and Rav Soloveitchik ate breakfast, lunch, and supper together three days a week, spent Shabbasos together, and formally had chavrusa time together.”
Marriage – An Underappreciated Institution: An Interview with Rabbi Shaya Ostrov
We always are smiling. But because of our life experiences, we lose contact with the innocent beautiful child within us that is connected to Hashem 24/7.
Emunah, Omanah And Omanut: Faith, Fostering And Art
I had no idea what Down syndrome is and I was happy that I'd have a little sister.
The Moral Courage of Isi Leibler
The death in Jerusalem of the 86-year-old leader has robbed the Jewish world of one of its towering figures at a time when it is particularly ill-equipped for such a loss.