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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?

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - BEARD - Daniel Eleff

By Daniel Eleff

There is something beautiful about being instantly, recognizably Jewish. I have traveled bearded to seven continents and met all kinds of people who see the beard, tzitzes, and yarmulka and want to learn more.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - BEARD - Anat Coleman

By Anat Coleman

We no longer rely on these outward signs, like growing a beard, in the hope that others will treat us with respect; we've learned that respect is earned through action.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - BEARD - Elli Fischer

By Rabbi Elli Fischer

From the goatees of pre-war German rabbis and post-war American rabbis, to the never-groomed beards of Chabadniks, to the thick mustaches of religious Zionists in the 1970s and 1980s, facial hair can signal group identity and ideological affiliation.

In Print / Jewish Community

Six Alarm Fire Consumes Landmark Stores In Williamsburg

By Baruch Lytle

It was a challenging fire due to the hot weather and the fact the fire had gained headway before we were able to get water on it.

Book Reviews

The Story of Sol Bloom, the Most Powerful Jew in Congress During the Holocaust

By Jewish Press Staff

America First explores the life of one of the most colorful Jews to ever grace the halls of Congress. 

Jewish Community

Lower Courts Penalized Congregants For Suing Anti-Semitic Demonstrators; Now Orthodox Org’s Ask Supreme Court To Reverse Decision

By Jewish Press Staff

The demonstrations had taken place every Saturday for approximately eighteen and a half years. The plaintiffs requested in their complaint that the demonstrations either be enjoined or that the demonstrators be moved to, 1,000 feet of the Synagogue’s property line.

In Print / Features

Dementia – Chapter 46

By Barbara Diamond

He looked at me with pity mixed with disdain and said, You are a foolish, foolish woman. I felt like a deflated balloon.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

The Responsa Of Rav Shlomo Kluger

By Israel Mizrahi

He was a prolific writer, writing more than 160 books, many of which were printed.

In Print / Money Matters

What Should My Son Do With The Money He Made This Summer Working As A Lifeguard?

By Jonathan I. Shenkman

At this stage of your child’s life, the most important thing is to engage them in discussion about basic financial literacy.

In Print / Jewish Community

Queens Social Service Organization Expands For Youth

By Marc Gronich

In an effort to keep youngsters out of trouble by giving them a safe haven to have fun, earlier this month Chazaq opened a youth center at 108-05 68 Road in Forest Hills.

In Print / Book Reviews

Reimagining The Halachic Worldview

By Ben Rothke

Goldman states that not only have we failed to make progress in Rav Soloveitchik’s program, but in some ways, we have lost ground.

In Print / Book Reviews

Fulfilling The Promise

By Rosally Saltsman

Living in the Land of Israel is the ultimate mitzvah, the reason the Torah was given. Every four cubits you walk in the land of Israel is a mitzvah.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

The Antisemitism Of Melvil Dewey And The American Dreyfus Affair

By Saul Jay Singer

Although he presented a supremely confident public face, Dewey was deeply concerned that the Regents would fire him. Accordingly, he and his two greatest supporters, Funk and Singer, commenced an ambitious campaign designed to skew the Regents’ decision in Dewey’s favor, focusing particularly on the Jewish community.

In Print / Jewish Community

Frum Candidates For State Assembly Special Election Begin Shoe-Leather Campaign

By Marc Gronich

This is going to be a tough race and we can’t take anything for granted, Heastie said.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - SHOTRIM - Jordana Baruchov

By Jordana Baruchov Grreenfield

When an officer claims that “they had no choice” but to follow the chain of command, this is proof that it’s not the case. We all have the ability to make choices. No one is absolved from acting morally.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - SHOTRIM - Cheryl Kupfer

By Cheryl Kupfer

Even though some may seem rude, or impatient, they still have my best interests at heart – even though they may give confusing and conflicting directions (seemingly on purpose).

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - SHOTRIM - Ariela Davis

By Ariela Davis

While everyone has the right to protest, no one should be able to shut down a highway, keeping people in need of medical attention away from hospitals and workers away from their jobs.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - SHOTRIM - Francis Nataf

By Rabbi Francis Nataf

The Torah is not saying that all Jews need this. Rather since some Jews need law enforcement, the Jewish nation will require it as a whole.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - SHOTRIM - Yonatan Milevsky

By Yonatan Milevsky

Rashi's interpretation of the term, namely, those who have the authority to enforce the law, looms large in its modern usage – everyone is afraid of the mishtara!

In Print / Sports / Kashrut Scene

Keeping Kosher At Yankee Stadium

By Nati Burnside

With so much going on surrounding the kosher operation, it’s hard to see how things might get better. But that’s the goal.

In Print / Features

Dementia Diary – Chapter 45

By Barbara Diamond

What I did not realize at the time, is that when a man buys his wife diamonds or a fur coat…it is not really about her. It is about him. The husband will be admired for being generous to his wife and for being in a position to give her luxuries.

In Print / Parenting Our Children

Kriyah Motivation

By Rifka Schonfeld

Not only do children who read proficiently have an easier time in all academic areas, they also are more capable in social situations.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

It is imperative to keep in mind that whatever is happening, Hashem runs the world and whatever happens in your life is part of a bigger plan.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Insightful 19th Century Ladino Calendars

By Israel Mizrahi

These calendars, printed in the late 19th and first half of the 20th century, shed a bright light on the life in these unique communities and cultures and the language spoken by the Jews within, Ladino (Judeo-Spanish).

In Print / Book Reviews

Enhancing Our Spiritual Relationship With G-d

By Yael Zoldan

In Judaism, love is always related to knowing and being known.

In Print / Book Reviews

Enhancing The Book Of Numbers With Shadal

By Aryeh Sklar

Those who know Shadal’s commentary on the Torah know that Dan Klein is uniquely fit for the job.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Fromental Halevy’s Jewish Music And The Antisemitism Of Frederic Chopin

By Saul Jay Singer

Halévy’s seminal work, La Juive (“The Jewess,”1835), essentially a “one-hit wonder” for him that became one of the cornerstones of the French repertory for a century, was one of the grandest of grand operas and included a formal ballet, major choruses, and spectacular processions and celebrations.

In Print / Jewish Community

Religious And High-Ranking Stars Come Out For BPJCC Annual Gathering

By Marc Gronich

Reynoso, the Brooklyn borough president, expressed his gratitude for the BPJCC helping in ways the government might not be able to work fast enough. He said, What the Boro Park Jewish Community Council does is take care of the people who need the most help.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - BLIND - Rachel Tuchman

By Rachel Tuchman

Researcher and author Brene Brown wrote about what her mother taught her about other people's pain. The lesson was simple: Don’t look away. Don’t pretend not to see hurt. Look people in the eye. Even when their pain is overwhelming.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - BLIND - Ira Stroll

By Ira Stoll

Seemingly basic acts of abstaining from cruelty to others are a way of honoring G-d by acknowledging the dignity of all G-d’s creatures.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - BLIND - Inna Vernikov

By Inna Vernikov

I am proud that this forced CUNY to clear their blindness and promise to institute measures that would make it clear that antisemitism would not be permitted on its campuses.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - BLIND - Dovid Bashevkin

By Rabbi Dovid Bashevkin

Life sometimes feels like being a blind person in a restaurant. It's going to be good, they say. It will be good, they insist.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - BLIND - Yisroel Picker

By Yisroel Picker

In life, we also have blind spots. There will be decisions that come our way that we will not be able to fairly judge, our biases or desires will blind us.

Kashrut Scene

Chinese Restaurant in London Offers Kosher Dishes with a Side of History

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The name “Kaifeng” originates from a group of Jews from Persia who followed the Silk Road to ultimately settle in Kaifeng, China.

In Print / Features

Dementia Diary – Chapter 44

By Barbara Diamond

If any human told me what to do nine times a day, I am quite sure that I would be very irritated.

In Print / Money Matters

Should I Incur Credit Card Debt To Pay Yeshiva Tuition?

By Jonathan I. Shenkman

While sacrifices need to be made to live a frum lifestyle, NO family should be expected to accumulate credit card debt to send their kids to yeshiva. It's the yeshiva’s responsibility to do more to help parents in this scenario!

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Karaite Marriage Controversy

By Israel Mizrahi

In the Shulchan Aruch, the Rema forbids marriage with Karaites, though historically, we have many records of Karaites rejoining the Rabbinate community and numerous rabbinical authorities have been recorded as allowing such marriages.

In Print / Features

Is The Government Holding On To Your Lost Money?

By Ita Yankovich

By joining and holding events across the state we can help individuals, companies, nonprofits and municipalities check for unclaimed funds and get their money back to them quickly and easily.

In Print / Jewish Community

Kennedy Cheered, Boteach Booed At Heated Manhattan Event

By Alan Zeitlin

Kennedy, who has been grilled by Democratic members of Congress over his remarks, told the crowd he took the situation to heart.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Hello, Dali!

By Saul Jay Singer

Dali was also influenced by his experiences in Spain, where Jewish culture has a long and complex history, and he may have been drawn to Jewish themes as a way to explore the intersection of different cultural traditions.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - HEEL - Rivka Press Schwartz

By Dr. Rivka Press Schwartz

Thus has it ever been. Jews have been vilifying each other and attacking each other for thousands of years. What's new?

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - HEEL - Solly Hess

By Solly Hess

During the Kedusha prayer, I abandon gravity as much as I can. We lift up off our heels several times upwards to intensify our dedication to G-d. For me, the need to release my illusion of control is critical.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - HEEL - Kylie Ora Lobell

By Kylie Ora Lobell

Hashem creates each and every one of us to be special in our own way. Why waste our lives comparing ourselves to others?

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - HEEL - Gabriel Boxer

By Gabriel Boxer

I find it interesting that the three weeks are always in the summer months, a time when we feel free and happy, and all of a sudden, we are hit with a mourning period where nine of those days we refrain from swimming, eating meat, and drinking wine.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - HEEL - Bin Goldman

By Dr. Bin Goldman

We often try to bury our vulnerabilities and wounds. The pain or shame can simply feel too great. But when we face them, we can integrate these aspects within ourselves.

Features

Orthodox Jewish Comic Takes Her Skills To Clubs, Shuls And the Catskills

By Alan Zeitlin

Whether it is post-pandemic times or people are stressed from watching people argue about politics, Reese said, more and more people are wanting comedy.

In Print / Features

Dementia Diary – Chapter 43

By Barbara Diamond

Hubby’s habit of studying the back of the pita for black spots requires that he turn it upside down to do so. The jam hence falls onto his lap.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

'The Button Of Tears And Blood'

By Tsadik Kaplan

My introduction to this era was the purchase of a small celluloid pinback button which had a paper insert dated 1916 on the reverse.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Clash Of Agunah Crisis Solutions

By Israel Mizrahi

This Letter was written by Rabbi Chaim Oizer Grodzinsky, dated 1938, a few months before his passing.

In Print / Kashrut Scene

Kosher At American Dream

By Nati Burnside

Not only did they seek out kosher restaurants to populate a kosher food court, but they also ask prospective eateries if they’d like to pursue kosher certification before they open.

In Print / Money Matters

Mid-Year Financial Checklist

By Jonathan I. Shenkman

Freeing up cash from unnecessary expenses can give you the flexibility to spend more on areas that are more meaningful for you, like family, vacation, or making necessary home improvements.

In Print / Book Reviews

The Sound Of Silence (Part II)

By Daniel Retter

We see that the Pope’s agenda was to protect the Church and its status from being attacked by the Germans or Italians, and to only attempt to protect baptized Jews, whom he considered to be Catholics.

In Print / Featured / Sections / Front Page

Massive Tuition Incentive A Potential Community Builder In Rochester

By Sandy Eller

Tuition prices getting you down? Read how one yeshiva in upstate NY is slashing its prices.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Was ‘Jack The Ripper’ Jewish?

By Saul Jay Singer

Innumerable bizarre theories are still floating around regarding the identity of Jack the Ripper, including one that identifies Charles Dodgson (aka Lewis Carroll, the author of Alice in Wonderland)...

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - COMFORT - Lenny Solomon

By Lenny Solomon

You need to understand that Hashem is in our life every single day. So, there is no need to worry. Take comfort in the fact that you are being worked with.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - COMFORT - Pesach Lattin

By Rabbi Pesach Lattin

Using the Lashon Kodesh reveals its true majesty. It encompasses not only the art of comforting but also the radiant restoration of hope, the gentle touch of healing, and the grace of solace for all souls in need.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - COMFORT - Keshet Starr

By Keshet Starr

As we commemorate the destruction of the Beit HaMikdash, we are reminded of G-d’s promise to the Jewish people: Nachamu, nachamu ami – comfort, comfort my people.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - COMFORT - Hillel Fuld

By Hillel Fuld

Sometimes, in order to achieve comfort, you need to stop, look around, and just be. That is what we have Shabbat for and that is what we learned from G-d and how he rested on the seventh day.

In Print / Word Prompt

Word Prompt - COMFORT - Bari Mitzmann

By Bari Mitzmann

To know they must not suffer in silence and that there is an army of people who have their back – that is comfort.

In Print / Kashrut Scene

Young Entrepreneur Brings Everything Kosher To Woodbury Common

By Baruch Lytle

Now that Everything Kosher Food Truck is up and running, Kahan is looking ahead at more possibilities. Plans are in the works for Kahan to open an ice cream stand.

In Print / Jewish Community / Kashrut Scene

Springfield Wholesale Meat Price Increase: To Panic, Or Not To Panic?

By Kylie Ora Lobell

According to Ira Sina, manager of the meat department of Glatt Mart in Brooklyn, there is a lack of cattle supply right now in the kosher and non-kosher worlds, which have both had to increase prices. But because there are fewer kosher consumers, which means less demand, the increases are higher.

In Print / Parenting Our Children

Dyslexia And Social Skills

By Rifka Schonfeld

Ironically, no one knows just how hard these children are trying, yet they continue to fail miserably because their minds simply do not work the way normative reading instruction is taught.

In Print / Features

Dementia Diary - Chapter 42

By Barbara Diamond

Is this experience dissimilar to that of a parent with an unruly child? With a bit of luck, the child has more than one parent in the house to keep an eye on them-perhaps even extended family or siblings.

In Print / On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Putting Your Best Self Forward

By Cheryl Kupfer

Ironically, many people, especially men become put together after marriage, when they are under the loving guidance of their wives who ensure that e.g. missing buttons are sown or stained shirts are dry cleaned and pressed, and fingernails trimmed and clean.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Yankel And Leah - Conclusion

By Alter Yisrael Shimon Feuerman

A woman is a woman not for nothing. They desire. Perhaps more than we do. They are trying to wake themselves up, or us. It is not the way, but remember: They want to please us too.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Most people who procrastinate usually don’t want to, though sometimes we procrastinate doing a non-preferred task or a task that we feel is boring, frustrating or unpleasant.

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