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There are even bracketed additions embedded within the English translation, so as to clarify the meaning and also allow the language to flow more naturally.
Timeless Torah, Contemporary Medicine
The topics are all real, important, and relevant in this significant work.
Torah Inspiration Loud and Clear
Throughout the narrative, Horowitz points out examples such as this, where things in her life could have been so much worse, and woven throughout the entire sefer is evidence of the incredible gratitude she has to Hashem for the many gifts she has received that help her navigate through a world without sound.
Lady Liberty’s Welcome
As the subject of immigration is all over the news lately, this book is a clarion call for the acceptance of immigrants, couched in an accessible and relatable biography of Emma Lazarus.
The King and the Commentator
The poem praises the woman's physical features, and Rashi reads each one as a part of the nation.
Torah in Their Memory
Whether one is a beginner or an experienced student, there is much to gain from its pages. Even seasoned students of Chumash will encounter new ideas, new sources, and perhaps even entirely new works and meforshim highlighted within its pages.
Ruth, Monarchy and the Architecture of Chesed
Naomi, characteristically, is more complicated. The midrashim are divided on whether she bears moral responsibility for her family's flight from Bethlehem during the famine, and Ziegler holds that tension without resolving it.
Nothing Will Stand in the Way of Yes
Pachter intertwines common wisdom, psychological perspectives, spiritual tenets and inspiring vignettes, anyone can relate to, to create a strategic game plan for success in its deepest, and most meaningful sense.
For the Perplexed in Every Generation
Despite having died nearly a century ago and with many of his writings over 150 years old, Rav Kook's exceptionalism lies in the fact that his ideas remain relevant even in 2026...
The Ladder Is Not the Goal
What separates the soul from G-d isn't distance but difference in form.
Unearthing Israel’s First Kings
They are not engaged in the political argument of disproving the Palestinian narrative that falsely claims that there is no ancient connection between the Jewish people and the land of Israel. Only fools and Jew-haters believe that deliberately dishonest claim.
Israeli Soldiers’ Last Words Home
The editors made one decision and held it absolutely: not a single word was changed, misspellings included, half-finished sentences included.
Word by Word: A Siddur for Translation and Inspiration
Those seeking to study the Shemoneh Esrei in advance will find its structured explanations especially helpful, while those using it during davening can benefit from the clarity and accessibility of its layout.
The Man Who Taught Them to Fight
Gavriel Tirosh appears for less than a year in the lives of five Jerusalem high school students in the late 1930s. He teaches them history. He trains them for combat. He vanishes. Decades later, they are still trying to make sense of what he meant and what he cost them.
My First Family Shabbat Dinner
It was at that Chabad in North Brooklyn, on Bedford Avenue, where I experienced the kindness of the Jewish community and, during dinner, felt a warmth in my chest that I immediately knew was G-d.
Not Unknown
The chronicle that follows is methodical where Yizker is lyrical, but it is written by someone who cannot quite believe what she is documenting.
Author of New Book Wants Jews to “Refuse to Lose”
The hypocrisy revealed in that testimony was blatant. The usual rules that apply to everyone else don’t apply to Jews and Israel.
What the Heart Needs to Know
What sets this book apart is its attention to what mourners actually feel. The authors describe the guilt that surfaces unexpectedly, the exhaustion of telling the same story to every visitor, the moment months later when a smell or a song brings grief rushing back.
Rambam’s Introduction to Mishne Torah
When one learns Mishnah, it is assumed that the reader already understands the essential background.
Kosher Astrology? Author of New Book Says Yes
Most people think astrology is just about zodiac signs. ‘I’m a Gemini,’ ‘I’m a Leo.’ But there is so much more information in a birth chart. It reveals a person’s struggles, gifts, and even their spiritual strengths.
A Witness Who Would Not Declare
Jewish intellectuals are once more being pressed to declare themselves about Israel and the diaspora, about whether integration is security or slow disappearance. Singer watched such a project unfold in real time and refused to supply an answer.
This Year’s Seder Comes with a Soundtrack
Bodek’s talent for parodying music really shines in being able to channel his inner Weird Al Yankovic by making all 50+ songs relevantly connect to an appropriate theme for the Seder.
The Case for an Armed Jewish Community
It is not just that those outside the Jewish community see American Jews as weaklings who cannot defend themselves; it is that too often we see ourselves this way.
Freed Hostage Eli Sharabi Talks about Survival & His Award-Winning Book
I thank G-d nobody told me in the 491 days about my wife and daughters, Sharabi said. I think it would have hurt my chance to survive.
Ancient Story – Two New Ways to Make it Come Alive
Back in 1960 bibliography, Yaakov Ya’ari made the first attempt to actually count how many times Jews have published versions of the Passover Haggada, and he came up with an incredible 2,717 different editions.
A Treasury of Women’s Voices To Enrich the Seder Evening
Sheps comments at the beginning of the Haggadah that we are all teachers on Seder night and we are all students.
‘One Must See Themselves as Having Left Egypt’
The text is comfortable speaking to the parts of us that are ashamed, tired, guarded, or dry, and it refuses to treat those parts as distractions from avodas Hashem.
Bonded for Life: Renewal and the Miracle of Kidney Donation
Renewal is recognized as the leading organization for all altruistic kidney donations in the United States, surpassing all other kidney organizations and all non-Jewish communities in this endeavor.
The Rebbe Who Would Not Break
The book does not attempt to cover every aspect of the Rebbe's life... What it does is place the Rebbe in historical context, showing how he navigated the upheavals of the twentieth century while remaining rooted in the spiritual traditions he inherited.
A Clear Path Through the 613 Mitzvos
Mitzvos form the basis of our relationship with Hashem; they are our bread and butter. Rabbi Weber’s sefer is intended to help us strengthen our relationship with Hashem by explaining each mitzvah based on the Chumash.