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In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - MECHILA - Cheryl Kupfer

By Cheryl Kupfer

How do you forgive those who are chayav mita, deserving of death for murdering their victims’ future on so many levels, emotionally, physically, socially and financially?

In Print / Jewish Community

Hochul Presides At Chief Judge Investiture Among Assorted Jurists

By Marc Gronich

Cardozo is reportedly the first Jewish person to serve on the Court of Appeals and the second Jewish jurist on the U.S. Supreme Court, behind Louis Brandeis.

Featured / In Memoriam / Judea & Samaria / Events

Friends, Family Mark Ari Fuld’s Fifth Yahrzeit in Kfar Etzion

By Josh Hasten

Yishai Fleisher, who serves as the international spokesperson for the Jewish community of Hebron, received the second annual "Lion of Zion" Prize for his work that exemplified Fuld's legacy.

In Print / Features

Dementia Diary – Chapter 51

By Barbara Diamond

The problem is of course that because Violet is sweet and caring, he misinterprets her kindness as a romantic gesture. Being a caregiver is full of unexpected challenges. I notice that she now sits on a different sofa when keeping him company. Smart girl.

In Print / Features

Yachad Members Take Center Stage In Chicago

By Baruch Lytle

Everybody had a great time. The benefit for our members has been learning how to work as a team, learning how to support each other, how to speak in public and how to advocate for themselves.

In Print / On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

For Crying Out Loud

By Cheryl Kupfer

Chances are that the members of the band think they are impressing their audience with their talent by equating ear-splitting with cool. In a misguided attempt to win over fans and potential bookings, they blast their music. But their reasoning is totally off.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

As your fathers’s cognitive function continues to decline, his daily life will change. It’s important to create a routine to help reduce confusion and disorientation.

In Print / Jewish Community

#EndJewHatred Rally Decries Antisemitism At CUNY

By Alan Zeitlin

Vernikov, who pulled $50,000 in discretionary funding from CUNY Law, said the hearing exposed pervasive antisemism. She said the hiring of Hill was unacceptable.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

1800s New Orleans Jewry

By Israel Mizrahi

He also gave thousands of dollars each to existing 23 Jewish congregations in 14 states – especially the Newport, RI synagogue, where he endowed the cemetery in which he was laid to rest, the final surviving member of the Touro family line.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Mi Casa Su Casa

By Henni Halberstam

When your family, the shadchan, or a friend, offers you information about a potential match - inquire about her home life and the type of house she grew up in.

In Print / Book Reviews

What’s Teshuva All About?

By Rabbi Steven Gotlib

To analyze the entire book in such a short review is to attempt the impossible, so I will instead focus on a particular question that arises throughout: What, exactly, is teshuva?

In Print / Book Reviews

Yeshayahu In-Depth

By Jessie Fischbein

It turns out that this book is so remarkable it works for all levels of learning.

In Print / Jewish Community

Agunah Asifa Addresses The Agunah Crisis And Solutions Moving Forward

By Kylie Ora Lobell

I created the event with the intent to raise awareness, said Haber-Goldstein. We wanted to show the agunot that as a community we are here for them, and they are not forgotten. It seems we have accomplished both goals, at least [as] a starting point.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

The Art Of The Kotel

By Saul Jay Singer

I present here from my collection several of my favorite artistic depictions of this most sacred Jewish site.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - KITTEL - Moish Warsawsky

By Moish Warsawsky

It's not the time for individual recognition but to shed our persona and unite in one unified voice of prayer and teshuva.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - KITTEL - Martin Bodek

By Martin Bodek

Fun fact: I originally thought the word prompt said “kvittel,” and I wrote several versions of what the lifecycle of a kvittel is once it’s placed in the Kotel. I noticed my error and did teshuva really quick.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - KITTEL - Sharona Halickman

By Sharona Margolin Halickman

In Israel, on Yom Kippur, everyone – religious, traditional, secular – is wearing white. We all stand as equals.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - KITTEL - Alexandra Fleksher

By Alexandra Fleksher

When you remember the kittel has no pockets, as we can’t bring anything with us at death, the message is apparent: our most meaningful experiences in life have nothing to do with our possessions.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - KITTEL - Rochelle Brand

By Dr. Rochelle Brand

On all of the occasions that a kittel is worn it symbolizes beginning life again with a clean slate and with the commitment to continue pursuing a higher level of spirituality.

In Print / Jewish Community

Groups Join To Fight Antisemitism And Hate

By Marc Gronich

We can’t ignore this issue. We can’t pretend that this type of hatred is not out there and that these issues are not happening. These crimes are not getting the attention that they should in the media, Lewis said.

In Print / Features

Engineering Or Bust?

By Solly Hess

About two minutes into the lesson about the importance of mesorah, Josh realized that this rabbi was different. He talked the kids’ language. He talked Josh’s language.

From The Wine Cellar

L’Chaim! Chill Out Or Warm Up, No Need To Choose

By Gabriel Geller WSET III

Deciding between a hearty chicken salad and a succulent roast won't be an easy task. This predicament is further complicated by the uncertainty of whether we'll be dining al fresco in the sukkah or, chas v’shalom, indoors in the dining room.

In Print / Features

Dementia Diary – Chapter 50

By Barbara Diamond

A word of warning to all… Time Release medications cannot be chewed (or ground up for that matter!) Whilst it might never dawn on you or I to chew this yummy delicacy, there are times when Hubby cannot be deterred.

In Print / Baseball Insider

Baseball On The Big Screen

By Irwin Cohen

The Yanks can easily be back in the playoffs next season if the young talent – which there is – can prove they’re ready for the majors.

In Print / Parenting Our Children

The ABCs Of Phonics

By Rifka Schonfeld

Because written language can be compared to a code, knowing the sounds of letters and letter combinations helps children decode words as they read. Knowing phonics will also helps students know which letters to use as they write words.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Only use your bed for sleep, so your body knows what to expect when you’re in bed.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Abraham Meyers’ Collection Of Letters

By Israel Mizrahi

Antiquarian booksellers are often propelled by the excitement that occurs when you stumble across an important discovery that sheds light on otherwise unknown areas.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Chai Maintenance

By Henni Halberstam

There are a million reasons why a wife must forego “extras” because they are not able to cover the cost. But this is not low maintenance or high maintenance. This is life as we hope to work toward more comforts in the future.

In Print / Money Matters

Why My Year In Israel Was One Of The Best Investments I Have Ever Made

By Jonathan I. Shenkman

The theme of living a Torah lifestyle became much more important to me and guides my decision-making process today.

In Print / Book Reviews

The Legendary Yosef Chaim Kanievsky

By Rosally Saltsman

Ungar’s book makes the Torah Giant relatable to young children so that they can imagine themselves imitating his ways.

In Print / Book Reviews

Repentance As Personal Re-Creation

By Ben Rothke

Those who abstain from using newer methods will often cite the much quoted, and much misunderstood quip from the Chasam Sofer that chadash assur min haTorah – new is forbidden by the Torah. Yet the danger of using that approach is that they do miss out on the new approaches that do work.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Rosh Hashana Greeting Cards: Immigrants Coming To America Theme

By Saul Jay Singer

The first reference to the Jewish practice of written Rosh Hashana greetings may be found in the Book of Customs of Rabbi Yaakov ben Moshe Moelin (1365-1427), aka the Maharil, the religious leader of German Jewry in the fourteenth century.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - AKEIDAH - Shmuel Phillps

By Rabbi Shmuel Phillips

While it is true that youngsters lack the capacity to appreciate the full meaning and implications of these episodes, I wonder if adults are sometimes guilty of projecting their own discomfort in discussing these matters onto children.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - AKEIDAH - Chaim Saiman

By Chaim Saiman

Avraham turned his inner world inside out for G-d, such that G-d should reverse the world’s course for us.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - AKEIDAH - Yehuda Pryce

By Dr. Yehudah Pryce

The shofar that is sounded during Rosh Hashana is connected to the ram that was substituted for Yitzchak and what living as a frum Yid is predicated on – fear and love of G-d.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - AKEIDAH - Esther Shulkes

By Esther Shulkes

In all the Torah, restraint is most strongly exemplified by Avraham Avinu working against every human impulse he had, and Yitzchak, holding very still as his elderly father bound him tightly to slaughter him at Hashem’s mysterious command.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - AKEIDAH - Alec Goldstein

By Rabbi Alec Goldstein

While there is a growing surge to read the Akeidah as a “misunderstood test” (an interpretation that has prima facie appeal), it is difficult to accept this conclusion when the Akeidah possesses a central place in our prayers and the Bible itself.

In Print / Features

Garden Prayers

By Shlomo Greenwald

His music represents a departure from most frum Jewish music written in the last 100 years, which centers lyrics, almost entirely unaltered, from Tanach and other classic Jewish sources, set to “Jewish music,” and even that music is often borrowed – from secular pop music.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

A Fresh View Of Shabbat From South Africa’s Chief Rabbi Goldstein

By Eve Glover

It is a time for forgiveness, repentance, and building character traits like being humble, kind, optimistic, and grateful. It is also time of reflection and return. It’s a return not only to our heritage, but to our true inner selves.

In Print / Features

Dementia Diary - Chapter 49

By Barbara Diamond

The last time I did this, I had to wait three hours in the clinic. The tears welled up in my eyes. It was the straw breaking the camel’s back. I am the camel.

In Print / Parenting Our Children

Parents Of Bullies

By Rifka Schonfeld

Though a six-year-old may seem a bit young for bullying, it is great to catch the behavior early because studies have shown that those who act as bullies seem to maintain these characteristics into adulthood, often negatively influencing their ability to develop mature adult relationships.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Building a relationship is a skill. If it’s something you need to work on, you can easily improve.

In Print / From The Wine Cellar

Elevating Wines for Rosh Hashana

By Gabriel Geller WSET III

The key to enjoying aged wine, besides having a wine cooler or a cellar, is to purchase a few bottles (or better yet, a few cases!) of each wine you intend to cellar.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Single And Ready To Mingle

By Henni Halberstam

You are now a girl in shidduchim. This means that everywhere you go and anyone you meet has the potential to help you or hinder you.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Jewish Modernity In Renaissance Italy

By Israel Mizrahi

An unpublished manuscript I acquired recently by one of the greatest Italian Rabbis of the 18th century was an exciting find for me. Being a collection of halachic rulings and chiddushim, it was written by Rabbi Yishmael Ha-Kohen, rabbi of Modena.

In Print / Book Reviews

The Message Of Musaf

By Aron Gottesman

The medium is the message is an expression, coined in the last century, that argues that the way in which a message is conveyed communicates as much as the message itself.

In Print / Book Reviews

Understanding Teshuvah

By Rabbi Chayim Lando

He begins with a general overview of Teshuvah discussing topics such as Teshuvah rooted in fear vs. that rooted in love, how we establish our true identity through the process of Teshuvah, the need to maintain a positive attitude through the process, and creating a real connection with Hashem.

In Print / Jewish Community

New York Elected Officials Take Sponsored Trips To Israel

By Marc Gronich

The trip itself was just remarkable and an incredible experience. Seeing religious sites, the geography, people and learning about their political system in Israel, the threats that they face, it was very meaningful, said Senator Jake Ashby (R – Castleton, Rensselaer County).

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

The ‘Jewish Music’ And Photography Of Ernest Bloch

By Saul Jay Singer

Few people know that Bloch was also an accomplished photographer, a passion that began early in his teens and through which medium he further exhibits his extraordinary compositional skills.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - RAM - Chaya Sima Koenigsberg

By Dr. Chaya Sima Koenigsberg

They say Hashem provides the cure before the disease; sometimes, like Avraham Avinu, we need only open our eyes and acknowledge how Hashem has placed those who can help us within our midst.

Jewish Community

COJO Flatbush Provides Helping Hand To Plaza Auto Mall Backpack Giveaway

By Jason Maoz

As expected, the backpacks were a big hit, but that was hardly the only treat organizers had in store that afternoon.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - RAM - Chani Miller

By Dr. Chani Miller

Hashem transcends time, existing in the past, present and future simultaneously. If we ask Hashem to judge us based solely on our existence in this frozen moment, we would fail miserably.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - RAM - Gershon Schusterman

By Rabbi Gershon Schusterman

This was an extraordinary ram, one of G-d’s final creations made at the end of the six days of creation just before the first Shabbos (Avos 5:6). Its mission was predestined 2,000 years before it was called into service.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - RAM - Adina Broder

By Adina Broder

Since Hashem had all of this foreknowledge, wouldn’t it have been kinder for Him to create a small, weak animal to deposit in the thicket for Avraham to find?

Book Reviews

Book Review: The Rejuvenated State 

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Oren asks rhetorically why is it that Israeli leaders “rarely articulate a vision of Israel’s future?”

In Print / Money Matters

Reflecting On The Past Year: 6 Lessons For Investing And Life

By Jonathan I. Shenkman

One of the biggest determinants of financial success is the ability to stick with a strategy through many different environments.

In Print / Features

Dementia Diary – Chapter 48

By Barbara Diamond

A pot of coffee for the two of us, six gingersnaps and a buttered pita with jam ingested by Hubby, and I am now feeling marginally less destroyed.

In Print / Movie and Play Reviews

Golda: A Masterful Film About Israel’s Wartime Female Prime Minister

By Alan Zeitlin

As a woman in particular in a war room, [Golda Meir] had to take control of the situation and make them understand that her voice as going to be an important part of the whole thing and they should not sideline her, Mirren agreed.

In Print / Jewish Community

WEEH: Empowering Women In The Healthcare Field

By Ita Yankovich

Many women have lots of responsibilities aside from work while men are more able to hyper-focus on their careers. But as times are changing and more and more women are entering the field, this is something that women can do as well.

In Print / Book Reviews

Understanding The Importance Of Moving The Embassy

By Ben Rothke

The importance of having the embassy in Jerusalem is not just a real estate decision. It is about the very core of the State of Israel and its legitimacy.

In Print / Book Reviews

The Fascinating Life Of Ruth Blau

By Mindy Schaper

I knew she must be a fascinating person, and reading the biography only opened my eyes to just how complex and varied a life she led. I’d never guessed, however, the personal family connection we would have.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

The ‘Israel In Palestine’ Pavilion At The Paris Exposition Of 1937

By Saul Jay Singer

Although the Pavilion drew broad and favorable media coverage and won awards, it ultimately failed in its greater purpose: to sell the nations of the world on the idea that Jewish resettlement of Eretz Yisrael was both a solution to the Jewish Question and in the interests of the international community.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - DIASPORA - Sara Blau

By Sara Blau

So, what's a Jew living in the Diaspora to do with that feeling, if they are currently not in a position to pick up and move there?

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - DIASPORA - Bat-Sheva Maslow

By Dr. Bat-Sheva Maslow

While classically the Diaspora refers to geographic relocation and isolation, I can’t help but think about individuals who feel isolated from their communities as if in personal diasporas.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - DIASPORA - Naomi Mauer

By Naomi Klass Mauer

To all my loved ones and friends, and to everyone I know, when the time is right for you, leave the Diaspora and come join me.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - DIASPORA - Daniel Finkelman

By Daniel Finkelman

Life rarely moves forward in a straight line. Likewise, we should not feel obliged to follow a logical and direct progression in our spiritual development.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - DIASPORA - Dovid M. Cohen

By Rabbi Dovid M. Cohen

At the same time, I yearn for the homeland. Israel is such a unique place. As comfortable as I am in the Diaspora, there is an inner call to return home.

In Print / Jewish Community / Interviews and Profiles

Sam Berger, Assembly Candidate In Queens, Is Looking To Bring The Assembly Back To Basics

By Shlomo Greenwald

I’ll have my foot in the door. When the approach is collaborative and not oppositional, that’s when you can talk to people, talk to colleagues, and work things out.

Potpourri / First Person

The Agricultural Settlement on the Sand Dunes Near Tel Aviv

By Faigie Heiman

I was there! I was in Bnei Brak. Not on Thursday evening, not at the raucous, red-shirted, “progressive” women’s demonstration. I was in Bnei Brak on the Sunday before...

Jewish Fress

A Grand Slam of Flavor: Prime Kosher Sports Serves Up Kosher Delights at the U.S. Tennis Open

By Jewish Press Staff

Prime Kosher Sports goes above and beyond to make sure that attendees of the U.S. Tennis Open have a plethora of options to choose from.

In Print / Baseball Insider

In Loving Memory Of My Life’s Partner

By Irwin Cohen

You put the little fork at third base, she said, the big fork at shortstop, the knife at second base, and the spoon at first base. That was my guide every time I set the table.

In Print / Parenting Our Children

Finding Passions With Dyslexia

By Rifka Schonfeld

The first thing you can do is show her how her passion is really connected to academics... Aside from the ways that her goal can be linked academically, this will also help your daughter gain self-esteem.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Even just deciding you will work on the task for 15-30 min can help kickstart the activity and prevent more procrastination.

In Print / Features

Dementia Diary – Chapter 47

By Barbara Diamond

It is impossible for anyone (even the best doctors), to know exactly which medication will fit which patient until they are tried. The dosage is also something which must be determined with great care.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

A Baghdadi Siddur From Lithuania

By Israel Mizrahi

In some of his book catalogs that have survived, as well as ads he placed in newspapers promoting his bookstore, we find many titles from European presses of the day, indicating that he was in close contact with the printing presses of Europe.

In Print / From The Wine Cellar

Concierge Service Brings The Joy Of Wine To Private Events

By Baruch Lytle

Wine is truly a living, breathing item, and finding the right wine is a lot like buying stylish clothing; every season new styles are coming out.

In Print / Book Reviews

Shivim Panim L’Torah

By Rabbi Yitzchak B. Rosenblum

The reader will both enjoy and benefit from the clear organizational structure of each chapter which starts with an introduction that provides historical context as well as an appreciation for the educational and sometimes polemical mission and style unique to each commentator.

In Print / Book Reviews

Shedding A Modern Light On Tanach

By Aryeh Wiener

This series wasn’t conceived in a vacuum. A cluster of converging phenomena have contributed to the vibrant interest in Tanach among North American modern Orthodox Jews.

In Print / Book Reviews

New Holocaust Book Hits The Market

By Jewish Press Staff

In the book, Resnick argues that both Bloom and Roosevelt deserve credit for possibly saving British Jewry from extermination.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

The Many – And Sometimes Debatable – Medical Contributions Of Henry Heimlich

By Saul Jay Singer

A medical maverick, he frequently challenged prevailing medical norms, maintaining his faith in his own theories and abilities in the face of strong opposition, and he was colorful and combative when defending his most enduring contributions to medicine.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - BEARD - Hanoch Teller

By Rabbi Hanoch Teller

I was always amazed by the lyrics of the Israeli folk song, Yesh lanu tayish, l’tayish yesh zakan – We have a goat, our goat has a beard…

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - BEARD - Pesach Sommer

By Rabbi Pesach Sommer

I constantly struggle over the meaning of external manifestations of inner feelings. If I am feeling a certain way on the inside, is there any value in expressing it externally?

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