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80 Minutes With Israeli Education Minister Naftali Bennett

By Marc Gottlieb

At a pace of about once every two weeks, we thwart a specific terror attack somewhere in the world. So people tend to be thankful about that.

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Rabbi Meyer Juzint: The Torah Scholar Who Made A Deal With God And Survived The Shoah

By Beth Sarafraz

How did a teenage Torah genius, armed only with the Word of God, survive so many near-death experiences?

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Strength of the Lioness: Ukraine’s Heroic Jewish Mothers Lead Their Families Home To Israel

By Ayala Young

Unable to find employment, Irena could not afford to feed her children every day, so they became sickly and malnourished.

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Inspired By The Prophet Ezekiel: An Interview with Dry Bones Cartoonist Yaakov Kirschen

By Elliot Resnick

I liked the promise of a new future, but I didn’t understand why it had to be anti-Zionist or anti-Jewish.

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‘We Developed A Country Out Of Nothing’ - An Interview with Knesset Member Sharren Haskel

By Sara Lehmann

I understood that if I don’t get involved to represent the younger generation and fight for what we believe in, no one will do it instead of us.

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On Rav Soloveitchik, Purim, And Pictures Of Women: An Interview with Noted Posek Rav Hershel Schachter

By Elliot Resnick

It’s scandalous. Purim is supposed to be a celebration of kabalas haTorah, accepting the Torah.

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How Yasir Arafat Almost Hijacked The U.S. Holocaust Museum: An Interview with Walter Reich

By Dr. Rafael Medoff

As a result of the Arafat scandal, a congressional committee commissioned a study of the museum’s management.

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To Be A Vessel For God

By Rivkah Lambert Adler

At that point, I think I did go into some kind of emotional depression. I lost the way I connected to God. It’s something I didn’t realize I lost until I found it again, living here in Israel.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

The Jews Vs. Hitler: An Interview with author Rick Richman

By Elliot Resnick

Britain was so undermanned and under-armed at this point that a Jewish army of 50,000-100,000 soldiers could have made a significant military impact.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Our Beloved Grandfather, Zaydie Sholom

By Jewish Press Staff

It is a beautiful tribute to his memory that their deepest memories are of him learning and teaching Torah. And that truly was his life.

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A Centenarian Remembers

By Susan Weintrob

When did this helpless feeling change for you?

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Jews Of Lebanon

By Rhona Lewis

As the political situation in the neighboring Arab countries grew more precarious, Jews from Iran, Iraq and Syria began making their way to Lebanon.

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‘Hashem Gives Us The Power To Become Great’: An Interview with Motivational Speaker and Author Sarah N. Pachter

By Elliot Resnick

You have to be willing to start over when things aren’t working out. Sometimes it’s physically starting over and sometimes it’s a mental thing.

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Hotovely: Funding to UNRWA should be made conditional on reforming the school curriculum

By Rachel Avraham

In an exclusive interview with the Jewish Press, Israel’s Deputy Foreign Minister Tzipi Hotovely explained that donor nations should condition their funding to UNRWA based upon a reform in the school curriculum. MK Dr. Anat Berko argued that UNRWA is beyond reform.

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When Dentistry Meets Halacha: An Interview with Rabbi Dr. David Katz

By Elliot Resnick

I want to be very clear, though: Almost everybody holds that even if a kohen can attend medical or dental school, he cannot participate in any way shape or form in the actual dissection of a dead body.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Eim Habanim Smeicha

By Zelda Goldfield

Mingled with laughter came the tears as she described the terrifying fear she endured every month before she opened the envelope with her latest test results.

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My Broken Refrigerator And The Holocaust

By Ann Goldberg

When your yardstick for measuring pain and discomfort is the Holocaust, it’s difficult to get too upset about life’s minor problems – and that’s what they are.

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The Mischlinge Expose

By Rhona Lewis

I wanted to try and begin to understand the unfathomable: How did such evil come about?

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An End To The Madness

By Adina Hershberg

And what about the Jewish singles themselves? What are they doing to help alleviate the painful problem of not having found their soulmate?

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‘So Many Roles Women Can Fill In Shul’: The OU’s New Department of Women’s Initiatives

By Sandy Eller

Having had grandparents who were the rav and rebbetzin in Great Neck and in-laws who served in those roles in Montreal, the ideas of mission and contribution resonate very strongly with me.

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Ice Cream

By Michael Kovan

Who knew that a little bit of ice cream could go so far?

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

To Life

By Rosally Saltsman

Jordan River Village is Israel's only free, year-round, overnight program for children living with life-limiting conditions (serious diseases, chronic illnesses, genetic conditions, special needs).

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Can A Great-Grandmother Serve In The IDF?

By Rhona Lewis

Only after Perrie has extracted my entire family history does she begin to share her own story.

Interviews and Profiles / Jewess Press / From the Paper

With Gratitude

By Hayim Abramson

Tehillim 118:17 – I shall not die, but live, and declare the works of God.

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‘Many On The Left Know Nothing About Religion’: An Interview with Professor Eunice Pollack

By Elliot Resnick

While critiquing Israel isn’t anti-Semitic, attacking it with disproportionate venom – as many regularly do – almost certainly is.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

A Life With Emunah

By Debbie Hirsch

I don’t believe in too much grief. Hashem gives, and He can take away, Risa explained.

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‘Bitachon Means Knowing Hashem Will Come Through For You’ Rabbi Yitzchak Dwek on living a life of faith and trust in God

By Beth Sarafraz

If only we would realize that every smack we receive is a gift in disguise, we would embrace those moments of challenge and cherish them.

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The Heart Of Kiruv

By Rosally Saltsman

The yeshiva rents apartments for the boys in the city so that they are also live among the secular citizens.

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Prayer – It’s a Universal Thing

By Tzipora Baitch

Today she lives with her husband in Brooklyn and has finally found her comfort spot, religious-wise.

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How Menachem Goldberg Gives Life to Our Past

By Rhona Lewis

Kfar Kedem offers a variety of activies to serve as a link between the past and the present.

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Broadcasting Torah: An Interview With Israeli Journalist Sivan Rahav-Meir

By Elliot Resnick

People want to know about their Jewish identity. And I don’t think you can have a Jewish democratic state without Judaism. It won’t work.

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Tapping Women's Creative Potential

By Rosally Saltsman

We want to bring Jewish female artists and audiences together.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

‘We Catch Young People At A Critical Time’: An Interview with Ma’agalim’s Assaf Weiss

By Sara Lehmann

The program really changed my life. I come from a good, religious home, but I like to do my own thing. For the first time, I met teachers I identified with and who guided me.

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‘Golda Meir Could See Right To The Heart Of An Issue’: An Interview with Author Francine Klagsbrun

By Elliot Resnick

People thought of her as this soft America girl. So she worked harder than anybody on the kibbutz – until her hands were rough and practically bleeding – to show her dedication.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Beyond The Paint

By Rhona Lewis

Breslov chassidus is well-known for its focus on hisbodedus, solitary contemplation. For Yehoshua this means sometimes going into the forest to paint.

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The Soulful Guitar Of Neil Seidel Discovering His Destiny Through Music

By Helen Zegerman Schwimmer

And just as he had for so many other souls, Shlomo awakened in Neil "some spark of lost Jewishness."

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‘Israelis Are Ambitious About Saving Anyone’s Life’: An Interview with Sheba Medical Center Director General Yitshak Kreiss

By Sara Lehmann

There were hundreds of thousands of people wounded and all of them needed our care. We felt our mission was to restore hope for the people of Haiti.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Wellness In The Orthodox Community – Gymies And The Space

By Tzipora Baitch

I think Gymies’ success and the opening of the Space has to do with a worldwide trend toward leading a more wholesome life.

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The Incredible Genesis Of Israel’s Air Force: An Interview with Author Robert Gandt

By Elliot Resnick

Israel’s fighter pilots shot down 24 hostile airplanes in air-to-air combat during the war without losing one.

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Discovering The Flora And Fauna In The Torah: An Interview with Biblical Botanist Zohar Amar

By Doria Kahn

He wants to ensure that commentators and modern scholars are in agreement regarding the identification of any given animal.

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A Unique Collection: Holocaust Mail: An Interview with Author Dr. Justin Gordon

By Elliot Resnick

They could send and receive mail in the concentration camps but not in the death camps.

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Conveying Talmudic Concepts In A User-Friendly Format: An Interview with Author Raphael Grunfeld

By Shlomo Greenwald

The Jewish Press: In addition to your weekly Jewish Press columns on Talmud and Choshen Mishpat, you’ve written two books – Ner Eyal 1: A Guide to the Laws of Shabbat and Festivals in Seder Moed and, most recently, Ner Eyal 2: A Guide to Seder Nashim, Nezikin, Kodashim, Taharot and Zera’im. What motivated you […]

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Personal Redemption

By Malkie Schulman

My goal is to strive to create safe healing space for strong women to support others.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

613 Photos, 180 Synagogues: An Interview with Photographer Michael J. Weinstein

By Elliot Resnick

With a few exceptions, I really did not count shtiebels, yeshivas, or shuls in a storefront or someone’s home.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

The Milk Of Human Kindness

By Rosally Saltsman

She doesn't want to talk about how she suffered in the Holocaust; she wants to tell me of her heroic act.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

A Jewish Eton, Pre-1948 Transfer, And Chinese Esrogim - An Interview With Rabbi Dr. Chaim Simons

By Elliot Resnick

Today it seems strange, but in those days, the 1950s, even rabbis didn’t always go around England with yarmulkes on.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Rivka Levy: A Religious Jewish Woman

By Debbie Hirsch

Living in the Holy Land inspired them to rethink the way they were keeping Hashem's mitzvos.

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Inspiration Through Creativity: Two Jewish Women In Art

By Shoshy Ciment

In Jewish culture, art often takes on a holy purpose. For many Jewish artists, creating is a spiritual experience for them and their audiences.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

How NCSY Changed My Life

By Alexandra Fleksher

NCSY opened my eyes to a deep and exciting Judaism that simply nothing else could rival.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Combatting Terrorism Across The Globe

By Rhona Lewis

I had no control over what happened to me that day, but I do have control over how I live my life going forward.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

What Does An Open Door Look Like?

By Yael Zelinger

The communication methods of the Deafblind community are as varied as the individuals themselves.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Turning Minuses Into Pluses

By Rhona Lewis

Rarely successful in the classroom, Simcha used his brilliant mind to teach himself anything he was interested in.

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The U.S. Army’s Secret WWII Weapon: German Jews - An Interview with Author Bruce Henderson

By Elliot Resnick

You want the prisoner to think, "These guys already know a lot about our forces, so what harm is there in me telling them a little bit more?"

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Mementos From An Exiled Generation

By Tzipora Baitch

Each montage is profoundly different, reflecting the vastly distinctive experiences of the Jewish people.

Features / Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

On The Bookshelf

By Elliot Resnick

Omitting imaginary books like How Jewish Unity Became a Reality During the 21st Century, I think I’d really like to read the definitive epic saga of the teshuvah movement of the second half of the twentieth century.

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‘It’s Important For Me That The Jewish Community Feels Protected’: An Interview with Acting Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez

By Sara Lehmann

The good news is that we are going to shatter all safety records in Brooklyn in 2017, in ways the naysayers said couldn’t be done.

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Ari Harow - The Man Behind the Netanyahu Investigations Headlines

By Jewish Press Staff

A profile of the man Police hope will unwillingly take down Prime Minister Netanyahu.

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Picturing A World

By B. Gordon

Known for his images of common street life, Vishniac displayed his early talents in the snapshots he took on the streets of Berlin.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

The Socialite Heroine Of The French Resistance

By Menucha Chana Levin

Never refusing an assignment, Suzanne walked all over the city of Paris in an effort to find a hospital willing to risk treating Jews in hiding who needed urgent medical attention.

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‘What’s To Stop Them From Having Intermarriage At The Kotel?’: An interview with Rabbi Pesach Lerner

By Elliot Resnick

The Reform movement says pluralistic prayer is a Jewish value, but how can they claim to represent Jewish values when they don’t represent Judaism?

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

A Modern Lehrhaus, Rav Soloveitchik, And Open Orthodoxy: An interview with Rabbi Dr. Zev Eleff

By Elliot Resnick

Lehrhaus emerged as the brainchild of young scholars and writers who sought to fill a void in contemporary Orthodox discourse.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Boro Park’s First Marijuana Doctor

By dvora

How can we effectively treat chronic pain, without putting the lives, souls, and potential of those suffering from it at risk in the process?

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

‘The Power Of A Team Is Much More Impactful Than A Single Individual’: Interview with Dr. J. Thomas Roland, Chairman of Head and Neck Surgery at NYU Langone

By Shlomo Greenwald

Roland and the NYU team that accompanied him trained the surgeons at Shaare Zedek Medical Center to do this procedure well so that next time they can operate autonomously.

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From ‘Silicon Wadi’ To Silicon Valley: An Interview with ClipCall CEO Daniel Shaked

By Elliot Resnick

There are around 100,000 Israelis here. We call it the second Israel. There are chummus shops and falafel shops – you feel very much at home. It’s like a huge kibbutz.

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Helping Patients In Southern Brooklyn, One Colonoscopy At A Time

By Shoshy Ciment

Unfortunately, it has become increasingly difficult for people to afford gastrointestinal healthcare.

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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.

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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.

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‘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.

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.

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In Remembrance Of A Hero

By Haya Augenstein

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

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Bereaved Family To Israeli Gov't: Don't Release Terrorists For Our Son

By dvora

The Goldins feel the Israeli government has squandered many opportunities to clamp down hard on Hamas.

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ATARA: The Association For Torah And The Arts For Religious Artists

By Lori Samlin Miller

Some people dance, draw, make music and find joy in serving Hashem and communicating their feelings in service of Hashem.

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The Shuk Artist

By Rhona Lewis

If things go well, Souza can paint a portrait in an hour to an hour and a half.

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The Holocaust’s Unsung Heroes: An Interview with Professor Mordecai Paldiel

By Elliot Resnick

The Holocaust was a period of great extremes. On one extreme was a regime that launched a program of mass extermination while the whole world largely sat back and watched.

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On the Bookshelf

By Elliot Resnick

Just one book is needed: Eim HaBanim Semeicha by Rabbi Yissachar Shlomo Teichtel. It reminds you why you came here in the first place and everything falls in line after that.

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The Saga Of Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi

By Beth Sarafraz

Responsibility, taking acharayus for our actions, is something we could all start doing a bit more.

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‘No One Wants To Rock The Boat’: Marc Gronich interviews New York Assemblyman Dov Hikind

By Marc Gronich

I always wanted Trump if it was a choice between Trump and Hillary Clinton. Hold my nose, let him win. I don’t want the Democrats and the progressives and Sanders and Ellison.

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Most Israeli Lawmakers Support Moving US Embassy to Jerusalem, Poll Says

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Fewer than half (nine) of the 21 MKs polled said they believe Trump will keep his election campaign promises to move the embassy.

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Kurdish Dissident: “Erdogan to Pressure Trump Into Opposing Kurdish Independence”

By Rachel Avraham

In an exclusive interview with the Jewish Press, Syrian Kurdish dissident Sherkoh Abbas explains how Turkish President Erdogan is planning to convince President Trump to abandon the Kurds.

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June ‘67: A Miracle In Our Time - Excerpts from the author’s diary as an American volunteer during the Six-Day War

By Sigmund Fried

According to the news report, the children of that kibbutz had come up from the shelters for the first time in four days to breathe fresh air. There was also to be a wedding in which five couples were to be married.

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Brother of Fallen Israeli Soldier Makes His Case in DC and NY

By Stephanie Granot

Aviram sat down with JewishPress.com to talk about trying to bring back Oron Shaul and Hadar Goldin.

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The World’s Best Wines Are Produced In… Israel? - An Interview with Psagot CEO Yaakov Berg

By Elliot Resnick

It’s unbelievable, if you think about it: After 2,000 years – in 1967 – we came back to the land where our winery is located and found this coin with the date 67.

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It’s A Small World, After All

By Brenda Goldstein

Sherman gives 10-20% of her profits from jewelry sales to Greater Vail Community ReSources, which she helped start near her home in Tucson, AZ, in 2016. It runs the local food bank, among other things.

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Fixing Israel’s PR Problems, One Leader At A Time

By Tzipora Baitch

I've had many jobs in my lifetime, and this is the one that I feel the most satisfied about.

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‘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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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].

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‘The Target Audience For Our Books Is Any Observant Jew’: An interview with Koren publisher Matthew Miller

By Elliot Resnick

We’re a halachic publisher. But in our hashkafa, Zionism is important, the state of Israel is important, and engaging the world is important.

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Former EU MP: “Ayatollah Khomeini was like Stalin”

By Rachel Avraham

Former EU MP Paulo Casaca claimed that there are a number of striking parallels between the 1979 Iranian Revolution, the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution and Hitler becoming Chancellor of Germany in 1933.

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Reborn In Neve Tirtza

By Rhona Lewis

Being in prison was hard, but I'm grateful for it because it saved my life.

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‘From Darkness To A New Dawn’: Israel’s Support Network for IDF Widows and Orphans

By Sandy Eller

The organization has just seven paid employees but scores of volunteers who agree to a minimum three-year commitment with IDFWO.

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On The Bookshelf

By Elliot Resnick

​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.

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Miles And Miles Of Smiles: An interview with author Gitty Stolik

By Elliot Resnick

Humor should not be used to make fun of people. We have to laugh with people, not against them.

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