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Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Landing On A Different Planet

By Rochel Frid

Total strangers from all over the world opened their hearts and pocketbooks.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Converted Masters; World Famous Masterpieces With a Jewish Twist

By Lori Samlin Miller

Beneath the humor and fun is the depth of emotion oand expression that this artist brings to each canvas.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Rescuing My Family From Yemen

By Rhona Lewis

As a Jew in Yemen, you live in your own little bubble and don't associate with the world around you.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Fighting For Israel’s Legal Rights: An interview with ZOA Israel Director Jeff Daube

By Sara Lehmann

The Trump administration is waiting to hear our suggestions. They are looking to us to be proactive and speak out about what we would like.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

The Artist Who Moves With The Times

By Rhona Lewis

Harel specializes in oil paints, etching, wood-cut, silk-print and lithography. He also specializes in details that surprise.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Trump, Radical Islam, And U.S.-Israel Relations: An Interview with Gregg Roman, director of the Middle East Forum

By Elliot Resnick

I think the rollout of Trump’s first executive order on immigration was amateur. But the spirit of the order was correct.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

The Book You Must Read

By Rhona Lewis

How do you capture the essence of a larger-than-life person?

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

‘The Only Freedom We Have Is In The Torah’: An interview with longtime educator Esther Serebryanski

By Elliot Resnick

My mother told us when we were growing up that we have to be like Yosef in Mitzrayim. Being Jewish and living a Jewish life was fundamental.

Interviews and Profiles

Emunah, Omanah And Omanut: Faith, Fostering And Art

By Adina Hershberg

I had no idea what Down syndrome is and I was happy that I'd have a little sister.

Interviews and Profiles

On the Bookshelf

By Elliot Resnick

I was blessed with a mother who was an avid reader, and she set a magnificent example of love of reading and love of learning.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Looking Out For New York State’s Non-Public School Students: An interview with the OU’s Jake Adler

By Marc Gronich

It’s a struggle year after year for our schools to hire and retain the quality teachers they need.

Interviews and Profiles

Taking Internet Technology To A Whole New Level: An Interview with Dr. Amy Neustein

By Rabbi Aaron I. Reichel

Today, with health portals being used in so many medical offices and hospitals, this front-end cleanup of patient medical history may actually become a reality.

Interviews and Profiles

Princess Alice Of Greece: Mother of Prince Philip and Mother-In-Law of Queen Elizabeth

By Menucha Chana Levin

The Greek royal family had been well acquainted with the family of Haimaki Cohen, a Jewish former member of Parliament, from northern Greece.

Featured / Interviews and Profiles

Vaccinations, Lost Diamonds, And Torture: An Interview with Noted Posek Rabbi J. David Bleich

By Elliot Resnick

Obligation is a strong word. There are many medical procedures that are life-saving in nature that are not obligatory if there’s even a small risk involved.

Featured / Interviews and Profiles

‘For A Jew To Remain In The Diaspora Is Like A Slap In God’s Face’: An Interview with Rabbi Nachman Kahana

By Elliot Resnick

My family was very much involved with Eretz Yisrael. During the 1940s when the Underground was trying to throw out the British, my father was one of the heads of the Revisionists.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Giving Female Prisoners A Second Chance

By Rhona Lewis

A human being is defined by his ability to choose. When you're in jail, choice is taken away from you.

Interviews and Profiles

The Very Busy Life Of Michael Wildes: Lawyer, Hatzolah member, and counsel to Melania Trump

By Sandy Eller

When questions were raised during the presidential campaign about whether Melania Trump had violated immigration law when she first came to the United States from Slovenia, the Trumps turned to Wildes, despite their political differences.

Interviews and Profiles

‘Truth Is Not A Political Position’: An Interview with ZOA National President Morton Klein

By Sara Lehmann

I didn’t want to run, but I campaigned as if I did because I don’t know any other way to do things except with my whole heart and soul.

Interviews and Profiles

Leah Kaufman Tells The World

By Debbie Hirsch

She witnessed the death of her entire family one by one. And so much more.

Interviews and Profiles

Filtering Hollywood: An Interview with VidAngel CEO Neal Harmon

By Elliot Resnick

Most powerful people in Hollywood are the directors, and the directors have never liked others filtering their work. So the hands of the people inside the studio are tied.

Interviews and Profiles

On The Bookshelf

By Elliot Resnick

Since age eight or nine, I have read non-fiction almost exclusively, beginning with presidential biographies.

Interviews and Profiles

Why Moving The U.S. Embassy To Jerusalem Is A Big Deal: An Interview with Keep Jerusalem founder Chaim Silberstein

By dvora

But moving the embassy alone will not guarantee the future of Jerusalem; there are imminent threats facing Jerusalem demographically, security-wise, and in other ways.

Interviews and Profiles

The Art Of Kedusha

By Rosally Saltsman

His art is unique and vibrant, his subjects Torah, Kedushah and Eretz Yisrael.

Interviews and Profiles

Defending The ‘Fourth Front’: An Interview with Israel’s UN Ambassador, Danny Danon

By Stephanie Granot

It can get exhausting sometimes when you sit in the Security Council for eight hours and one after another the other representatives get up and speak against us.

Interviews and Profiles

Defending The ‘Fourth Front’

By Stephanie Granot

An Exclusive Interview with Israel’s UN Ambassador, Danny Danon.

Interviews and Profiles

Harold Jacobs: A Life Of Service - An Interview with Paul Jacobs, Son of a Legendary Community Leader

By Elliot Resnick

My great-great-grandparents were very upset that the Rebbe told them to go to treifa America.

Interviews and Profiles

The History Of A Miraculous Country: An Interview with Author Daniel Gordis

By Elliot Resnick

People who start the history in 1948 encounter a country that is fundamentally in conflict and are not exposed at all to the yearnings of the Jewish people to restore themselves to their ancestral homeland.

Interviews and Profiles

How A Baptist Pastor Unearthed His Father’s Holocaust Heroism

By Jeffrey F. Barken

Answers to Chris’s questions about his father’s war record finally began trickling in when he discovered a New York Times article published in late 2008, in which Master Sgt. Roddie Edmonds is mentioned.

Interviews and Profiles

Making Challah With A Kallah

By Ann Goldberg

When Rabbanit Yemima came to address the challah bakers, she was joined at the podium by the kallah who received a bracha not just from her, but from the 900 participants as well.

Interviews and Profiles

Early Jewish New York: Poets, Anarchists, And Unspeakable Crowding: An Interview with Historian Tyler Anbinder

By Elliot Resnick

The biggest terrorist attack in the United States before the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing was an anarchist bombing of Wall Street by Italian anarchists in 1920, in which dozens of people were killed.

Interviews and Profiles

Shlomo’s Legacy And BJX

By Ari Siegel

BJX students and young professionals come from all different religious and geographical backgrounds. Many of us, like myself, did not grow up religious.

Interviews and Profiles

Thirty-Six Little-Known Admirers of Rabbi Meir Kahane

By Rabbi Shlomo Moriah

In honor of Rabbi Kahane’s 26th yartzheit, let the truth be told.

Interviews and Profiles

Battling The Scourge Of Cancer, One Drug Cocktail At A Time: The Work Of Medical Pioneer Dr. Howard Bruckner

By Fern Sidman

Startling revelations quickly emerged from Dr. Bruckner's first experiments as a special assistant to the NCI associate director.

Interviews and Profiles

The Rise And Fall Of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood: An Interview with Author Eric Trager

By Elliot Resnick

The important point here is that the Muslim Brotherhood is the only organization of this kind in Egypt.

Interviews and Profiles

JASA: Providing Kosher Meal Deliveries For Seniors In Need

By Tzipora Baitch

Lionel enjoys making the deliveries as much as the seniors enjoy getting them.

Interviews and Profiles

Eisenhower And Nasser: The Alliance That Wasn’t: An Interview with Former White House Adviser Michael Doran

By Elliot Resnick

What’s striking is there’s a pattern that repeats itself over and over again of believing that if the United States distances itself from Israel, it’s going to get some kind of strategic benefit.

Interviews and Profiles

Baalei Teshuva, Geirim And Their Parents: Is It Possible To ‘Grow Together’?

By Devorah Hirsch

There is such beauty in Orthodoxy, I feel my life has been incredibly enriched.

Interviews and Profiles

Kastner: Holocaust Hero Or Nazi Collaborator? - An Interview with Author Paul Bogdanor

By Elliot Resnick

Although six decades have since passed, the Kastner Affair remains highly controversial.

Interviews and Profiles

A Heroic Soul: Yosef Yehuda Sherman

By Tziyona Hirsch

When Christianity was tested, it failed. Judaism scored 100 percent.

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Women Unite To Star In Jerusalem

By Rhona Lewis

So what did it really feel like – back there in Canaan? The cast traveled to Eretz Bereishit, an activity center twenty minutes outside Jerusalem, to learn about that.

Interviews and Profiles

Exclusive Interview: Hillary Clinton On Israel, Iraq And Terror [archive]

By Eli Chomsky

[2006] On the eve of her expected reelection victory, New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton met with the The Jewish Press.

Interviews and Profiles

On The Bookshelf

By Elliot Resnick

I believe the whole range og 19th century Russian literature affected me deeply.

Interviews and Profiles

Vichna Kaplan: America’s Bais Yaakov Pioneer: An Interview with Rebbetzin Danielle Leibowitz

By Elliot Resnick

There were all kinds – litvish, chassidish, the daughters of roshei yeshiva and girls who weren’t even shomer Shabbos. Rebbetzin Kaplan took them all in

Interviews and Profiles

Standing Together

By Tzipora Baitch

Whenever Ari speaks he makes it a habit to explain that he is not there to simply collect money, but his goal is to create a personal connection between the soldiers and the people around the world.

Interviews and Profiles / Analysis

Ulysses S. Grant and the Jews: A Fascinating Study in Repentance, Resistance and Overcoming Anti-Semitism

By Howard Zik

The transformation of Ulysses Grant the Civil War General and US President. He went from an anti-Semite to perhaps the greatest presidential friend of the Jews.

Interviews and Profiles

Detroit Holocaust Museum Enters New Phase but Stays Strangely Mum

By Edwin Black

Too many Holocaust memorials have lost their original identity and transitioned to an institution which devotes itself to both Holocaust and genocide, or simply to global genocide

Interviews and Profiles

Fighting Anti-Israel NGOs And BDS Activists: An Interview with Israeli Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked

By Sara Lehmann

On a governmental level, the present government has made it a priority to deal with the challenge posed by the BDS.

Op-Eds / Interviews and Profiles

Why the World Cried for Shimon Peres

By Shmuel Sackett

“The world loved Shimon Peres because they thought he was the best chance they had at getting rid of or weakening the Jewish presence in Israel. And they are truly sad because that hope just died.”

Interviews and Profiles

Shimon Peres, a Leader for All Seasons

By Alan M. Dershowitz

Shimon Peres was both a man of principle and of pragmatism. He understood that morality required the strength to defend it,

Interviews and Profiles

‘God Has Sent Us The Jew From Judah To Help Us’: An Interview with Malawi’s Israeli MP

By Elliot Resnick

I couldn’t believe poverty was so bad that people had to lick the road just to get a little bit of food.

Interviews and Profiles

Shalva Challenge: Josh Strahl Raises The Tzedakah Bar To The Extreme

By Shlomo Ben-Yissachar

Mt. Hermon isn't the toughest mountain to climb, and Mt. Kilimanjaro is no walk in the park.

Interviews and Profiles

Retracing A Family’s Legacy

By Rivka Schiller

Perhaps, today, it is no t unusual to see somebody who looks like Rav Simcha on the streets of New York City, but in 1920, it was quite unusual.

Interviews and Profiles

‘What America Can Learn from Israel’: An Interview with Author and Commentator Pete Hegseth

By Sara Lehmann

The facts on the ground and the truth of what actually happened can settle debates. It’s just a matter of affirming it.

Interviews and Profiles

A New York Boy Becomes an Israeli Farmer

By Shmuel Sackett

Since that day, back in 1999, the project I started - called “Israel Trees” - has planted a bit more than 120,000 new fruit trees all across Israel.

Features / Interviews and Profiles

High-Tech Heroine

By Elke Weiss

I started labeling myself a Muslim Zionist two years ago.

Interviews and Profiles

On the Bookshelf

By Elliot Resnick

I have closde to 10,000 books, covering all kinds of things in Jewish studies.

Interviews and Profiles

Fighting Israel’s Battle Online An Interview with Influential Blogger: ‘Elder of Ziyon’

By Elliot Resnick

The question was: Would you support a two-state solution if it meant the conflict was completely over and no more claims could be made?

Interviews and Profiles

In the Kosher Trenches: The Work of KosherQuest

By Yehudis Litvak

Before long, people began calling Rabbi Eidlitz with their kashrus questions.

Interviews and Profiles

Steven Hill’s Mission imPossible

By Irene Klass

Steve felt himself drawn by the spirit that moved them. The spark that had been kindled in the shul in Seattle became a fire that would not be quenched – that demanded to be fed.

Interviews and Profiles

Rebbetzin Of The World: An Interview with Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis

By Naomi Klass Mauer

"The idea of bringing people back to Yiddishkeit was inside me from my childhood days."

Interviews and Profiles

Israel’s First Patient Advocate

By Rivkah Lambert Adler

Patients who have “barriers to care,” such as cultural or language differences or physical disabilities, are particularly interesting to Kilim.

Interviews and Profiles

On the Bookshelf

By Elliot Resnick

I look to my parents and rebbeim as my primary infulences. And I think that's how it should be.

Interviews and Profiles

150,000 Jewish Books In 50 Languages: An Interview with Bibliophile Israel Mizrahi

By Elliot Resnick

The story of bookstores in the U.S. in general – not just Jewish bookstores – is a pretty bad one.

Interviews and Profiles

VIDEO: Ben Ehrenreich Shares his Love for the Sbarro Massacre Mastermind’s Family

By Elder of Ziyon

Today is the 15th anniversary of the infamous Sbarro pizza shop bombing, masterminded by Ahlam Tamimi.

Interviews and Profiles

Swimming for Gold, Wearing Blue and White

By Tower Magazine

Three-time NCAA All-American and member of two national championship-winning freestyle relay teams, Andrea Murez is a legit medal possibility for Israel

Interviews and Profiles

Can This Jewish Republican Outsider Change the Face of Missouri?

By Tower Magazine

Eric Greitens received a PhD from Oxford, founded a nationally-renowned nonprofit, and survived combat as a Navy SEAL. Whether he can survive Missouri politics remains to be seen.

Features / Interviews and Profiles

The Prayers Of A Lifetime

By Rabbi Dovid Reidel

To the amazement of the bedraggled group of prisoners, Rav Yaakov proceeded to recite the entire parsha from memory.

Interviews and Profiles

God, Evolution, And Darwin: An Interview with Molecular Biologist Douglas Axe

By Elliot Resnick

I’m not arguing against common ancestry or some form of descent with modification. What I’m saying is that accidental processes cannot possibly have invented these things.

Interviews and Profiles

Showing Off His Chops On “Chopped”

By Tzipora Baitch

The skill of condensing a large amount of information helped him pack an hour’s worth of cooking in the thirty minutes provided.

Interviews and Profiles

A Tribute to Humanity’s Teacher

By Alan M. Dershowitz

Elie Wiesel was one of the most important people in the post-WW II period. He spoke truth to power, He spoke up for those for whom no one else championed. For that he received the Nobel Peace Prize.

Interviews and Profiles

A Meeting with Magda Haroun, Head of Egypt's Jewish Community

By Rebecca Abrahamson

Magda's dreams is an Egypt that is cosmopolitan and tolerant, that embraces the breadth of humanity that Egypt embodied in recent memory.

Interviews and Profiles

Gray Matter

By Tabitha Korol

The ADL, supported by naïve Jewish donors, offers assurances of support for Israel and Jewish causes but offered only evasions when asked direct questions

Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

Rabbi Roy Feldman: From Manhattan’s KJ To Albany’s CBAJ

By Marc Gronich

I was not interested at all in going more than a two- or three-hour drive from New York City because my family and my wife’s family both live in New York. The

Books / Interviews and Profiles

On The Bookshelf

By Elliot Resnick

As a teen, I found essays by people like William F. Buckley Jr. and Lewis Thomas enthralling.

Interviews and Profiles

‘At The End Of The Day, We Only Have Each Other’: An Interview with Israeli Consulate Spokesperson Shimon Mercer-Wood

By Elliot Resnick

But my father had developed an interest in Judaism and felt it was disloyal to abandon the Jewish people in a time of danger, so he stayed in Israel.

Interviews and Profiles

An Artist's Life

By Rosally Saltsman

Though the native of Brighton is a serious artist and deep Kabbalist, Langford has an easy air about him and a sense of humor that sets his blue eyes twinkling.

Interviews and Profiles / Felafel on Rye

Dr. Irving Moskowitz: Builder of Jerusalem

By Tzvi Fishman

Mrs. Cherna Moskowitz: "Irv’s passion was creating and developing businesses so that he could help Israel. For him, this was the right thing to do."

Interviews and Profiles

About "Rabbi" Lerner

By Steven Plaut

In short, Michael Lerner is neither Orthodox nor a Rabbi. We DO know that he is an anti-Semite though, one who claims that Jews themselves are to blame for anti-Semitism!

Interviews and Profiles

Meet the Activist Rabbi and his Gay Bodyguard: the Knesset’s Most Incredible Allies

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

After Rabbi Yehuda Glick was shot by a would-be assassin, Amir Ohana stepped in to act as his personal bodyguard.

Interviews and Profiles

Why Robert Wistrich Is Required Reading on Past, Present and Future Antisemitism

By Ben Cohen

Prof. Wistrich’s passing has deprived the world of the most cogent analyst of anti-Semitism, perhaps ever, {Prof. Wistrich, in a word, is irreplaceable.

Interviews and Profiles

A Jewess By Choice

By Tziyona Kantor

Her parents' message was clear: be sensitive to society's shortcomings by being part of the solution.

Interviews and Profiles

Innovation in Jewish Education - “Investing in the Jewish Future”

By Rachel Moore

The Mayberg Family Foundation is hosting its annual Jewish Education Innovation Challenge (JEIC) retreat. The challenge offers finalists 12 minutes to pitch their projects to a panel of judges,

Interviews and Profiles

Before Jerusalem’s Reunification, Shmuel Matza Left Defiant Carvings On A Prison Wall

By Maayan Jaffe-Hoffman

“I had seen the plans for the museum and that the Kishle was part of the grounds,” Lieber tells JNS. “It was something that no one even remembered.”

Book Reviews / Potpourri / Interviews and Profiles

On The Bookshelf

By Elliot Resnick

What books would you recommend to someone seeking intellectual ammunition for his belief in 1) the existence of G-d? and 2) the divinity of the Bible?

Interviews and Profiles

Living In Terror In The Soviet Union: An Interview With Rabbi Hillel Zaltzman

By Elliot Resnick

My father went to a school in a neighborhood with no Jews and told my teacher, “My son is a sick boy who must relax two days a week – Saturday and Sunday.”

Interviews and Profiles

The Blue Card: A Time-Limited Mission

By Tzipora Baitch

The Blue Card is the only organization with the sole mission to provide financial assistance to needy survivors.

Interviews and Profiles

The Execution of a True Palestinian Hero

By Elder of Ziyon

It is unknown who executed the hero Baha Nababta. likely Palestinians against "normalization." Media, both Israeli and Palestinian, ignored this crime.

Interviews and Profiles

A Soldier's Mother: Gavriella...Who Did Not Survive

By Paula Stern

May our people never again be without the means to protect ourselves and may God, above all else, stand over us and protect us.

Interviews and Profiles

Authors Compose ‘Silly’ Sentences To Help English-Speakers Learn Hebrew

By Elliot Resnick

When she asked her if she remembered her quirky sentences, the student replied, “Are you kidding me? These sentences are going with me to the grave!”

Interviews and Profiles

Demographers Weigh In On Jewish Vote In 2016

By Alina Dain Sharon

HUC-JIR’s Cohen said that Israel is generally not a major factor in most Jews’ voting decisions because “each political perspective sees its candidate as doing right by Israel.”

Interviews and Profiles

Daniel Mandel: The Joy, the Lone Oak, and a Special Torah Scroll

By Varda Meyers Epstein

13 years ago, Lt. Daniel Mandel, of the Nahal Brigade, was murdered by a terrorist. Today, there are 18 babies who have been named Daniel, after him.

Interviews and Profiles

On The Bookshelf

By Elliot Resnick

I walked into his class thinking I knew how to write, and for our first essay he told us that two-run on sentences was grounds for immediate failure.

Interviews and Profiles

‘Pop Chassidic Melodies Are Neither Pop Nor Chassidic’: An Interview with Cantor Joseph Malovany

By Elliot Resnick

I actually originally wanted to become a conductor and studied classical piano and conducting at the Academy of Music of Tel Aviv.

Interviews and Profiles

On A Wing And A Prayer

By Rosally Saltsman

She would notice when people needed, and what they needed, and she did everything she could to fill the void with energy absent in women half her age.

Interviews and Profiles

Coca-Cola And The Revolution In Kosher-For-Passover Products

By Alina Dain Sharon

When it comes to Passover, however, making a product that is kosher for the holiday requires full-time rabbinical supervision.

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