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In Print / Money Matters

Investment Strategy For Turbulent Times

By Jonathan I. Shenkman

It’s important to remember that this is not the first time that the world has been on edge.

In Print / Holidays / From The Wine Cellar

Royal Wine: This Little One Will Be Great

By Gabriel Geller WSET III

A bottle of wine is big and heavy, and when you give dozens of mishloach manos to friends and relatives, it can get quite expensive and tedious. Thankfully, the selection of smaller wine bottles and cans has grown tremendously.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

A Manuscript From The Rich Tradition Of Syrian Jews

By Israel Mizrahi

The manuscript, written in the late 19th century, contains a varied collection of songs in Arabic but written in the Hebrew alphabet, using the cursive Solitreo script.

In Print / Book Reviews

Toward A Deeper Understanding Of A Giant

By Rabbi Dr. Jeffrey Woolf

With some exceptions, Talmudists had little in-depth knowledge of the Rav’s philosophical output, while his Talmudics were off the radar for philosophers.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

When Jews Wearing Masks On Purim Were Arrested Under The ‘Anti-Mask Law’

By Saul Jay Singer

Violators of the law could receive a six-month jail term. According to Superintendent Kennedy, the “masquerade or fancy dress ball or entertainment” exception apparently did not apply to Jews dressing up for Purim.

In Print / Jewish Community

Religious Jews Turn Out To Support The GOP

By Marc Gronich

We are a stronger party when we ride together, said Pinion. We may not agree on the things we need to do but we are united in one quest, which is to make sure we put Chuck Schumer in the retirement home of politics once and for all.

In Print / Parenting Our Children

The Demystification Process

By Rifka Schonfeld

Demystification is actually a wonderful tool for helping children overcome their learning disabilities because it enables children to understand how they learn.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

A Reminder Of The Jewish Community Of Bulawayo, Rhodesia

By Israel Mizrahi

Jews were among the first Europeans to settle in Bulawayo; the first white child born there, in April, 1984, was Jewish.

In Print / Baseball Insider

One Hundred Years Ago

By Irwin Cohen

Babe Ruth was missing from the Yankees' lineup for the first six weeks of the season after Commissioner of Baseball Kenesaw Mountain Landis suspended him for taking part in a 15-game barnstorming tour.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

All who have gone through this know the look. My mom then told me to lie about the years of my marriage and say two years, so that maybe their faces would not give you that look of “Oy, so sad.”

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Buy One Get One Free!

By Henni Halberstam

Be open with this special man, communicating your concerns so he can validate, problem-solve, and reassure you. Work together to assess your comfort level, his, and hers. Your willingness to “try” will be meaningful and precious to him.

In Print / SciTech

Shutting Off Social Media

By Bracha Halperin

I expected to feel FOMO when I left Instagram. I’m not going to lie. Sometimes I do. Mostly I’m happier.

In Print / Community / Business/Finance

COJO Flatbush Has The Cure For Tax-Return Anxiety

By dvora

COJO Flatbush Tax Prep Coordinator Benjamin Herman says he’s especially excited about COJO’s capacity to help even more people this year.

In Print / Book Reviews

Deal With The Challenges Of Antisemitism

By Shayna Herszage-Feldan

Once the general parameters of antisemitism have been defined for the purposes of the book, the authors of the articles are free to discuss contemporary antisemitism in the three remaining sections.

In Print / Book Reviews

When the Road Map Shifts

By Avigayil Perry

Shortly before the diagnosis takes place, Esti becomes friends with Goldie, a woman raising three children by herself while her husband battles severe mental illness.

In Print / Features

A Paratrooper Poet Walks Into A Painting Class

By Toby Klein Greenwald

As often is the case, the strongest motivational factor to do something is when somebody tells you that you can’t do it.

In Print / Jewish Community

Political Stars Come Out For Chazaq In Queens

By Marc Gronich

Adams told the Chazaq supporters what they are doing mirrors what he wants his administration to replicate. The newly-minted mayor also said that when he grew up his mother had trouble always putting a full meal on the table.

Jewish Community

Mayor Calls Emergency Meeting On Anti-Semitism

By Baruch Lytle

The NYPD reported there were 43 antisemitic hate crimes handled by their units so far this year. That’s compared to just 11 cases during this time in 2021.

Book Reviews

Protocols: Exposing Modern Antisemitism

By Bennett Ruda

Protocols: Exposing Modern Antisemtism demonstrates in chapter after chapter that many of the claims against Israel by supposed objective authorities is in reality biased and error-ridden demonization.

In Print / Parenting Our Children

Non-Verbal Learning Disorder

By Rifka Schonfeld

If you must vary the routine, prepare your child in advance for those changes through logical explanations. If prepared in advance, the transition will ultimately be a lot smoother.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Rabbi Daina Of Slutsk And Canarsie

By Israel Mizrahi

When his grandfather passed away, Dov Yehuda Daina replaced him as judge and religious authority. He was raised in Slutsk during the first eleven years of his life and in fact began studying at the Slutsk yeshiva.

In Print / Career Corner

Trade Secrets (Part II)

By Daniel Coleman

As in life, there can often be different paths up the mountain – and different strategies to scale it. If your current strategy is not working for you, look for a new one.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Clearly if he feels rejected, he may be using the passive aggressive jokes as a way of expressing his feelings.

In Print / Arts

Art In Motion

By Rosally Saltsman

I create emotional art, which will hopefully cause the observer to be moved by the experience.

In Print / Money Matters

New Research On The Finances Of Orthodox Jewish Life: Lessons For All

By Jonathan I. Shenkman

One of my most interesting observations is that the folks who accumulated the most assets were often not the ones with the highest incomes.

In Print / Book Reviews

Learning to Feel the Music of Creation

By Eli Berger

We find perspective on the precious world around us, our own observance, and the vicissitudes of human experience.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

#Engaged!

By Henni Halberstam

Something that is valuable is often not placed on display. Money in a bank, jewelry in a safe, passports tucked away. Relationships that are meaningful and strong are also in need of protection and privacy.

In Print / Book Reviews

Personal, Powerful, And Real

By Neil Fleischman

It is so rare to find a Jewish book in which you feel sincerity and faith, and appreciate consistently excellent writing.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Malice In Wonderland

By Saul Jay Singer

It was on one of Carroll’s many boating trips with Alice and her sisters on July 4, 1862, that he originated the framework of the stories and, at Alice’s enthusiastic urging, decided to write the stories...

In Print / Features

Tzalash Infuses Army With Spirit

By Rosally Saltsman

There’s an ongoing debate among different religious circles as to what keeps Israel safe from its enemies – its army or its yeshiva students who learn Torah.

In Print / Jewish Community

Adams Announces Subway Crackdown

By Marc Gronich

We need to talk about what’s involved with removal and commitment for the highest need individuals. Individuals who demonstrated they are not capable of taking care of themselves.

In Print / Jewish Community

Jews Far And Few Between At State Democratic Convention

By Marc Gronich

Schumer, the only Jew on the statewide ticket, spoke about every ethnic group except his own.

In Print / On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

The Devil, Free Will And Covid

By Cheryl Kupfer

The last worldwide pandemic to hit the global population was the Spanish Flu, over 100 years ago. Over the last few months, I've asked myself why a pandemic now – and for over two years?

In Print / Career Corner

Trade Secrets

By Daniel Coleman

I believe that the value of a competition like this is severely diminished if there’s no opportunity to learn from or about the competitors’ strategies.

In Print / Features

Saving A Sister Vs. Saving Face

By Sarah Pachter

if we respect inanimate objects like challot, how much more so should we respect a person, made in the image of G-d?

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Of course we are all human and can make mistakes, which can be hurtful, but we still need to all work on thinking before speaking.

In Print / Features

Taming The Dragon And Turning Outward

By Rosally Saltsman

Mechi wants to turn her erstwhile secret into a message. She wants to help other people with MS realize that, like her, there’s nothing that they can’t do.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

At Your Service!

By Henni Halberstam

Being someone that others feel they can rely on when they are in a bind is highly commendable. It is frustrating, however, to even the most noble giver...

In Print / Electronics Today

Biotech Serves Breakthrough Therapies, With A Side Of Cultured Meat

By Bracha Halperin

‘A single placenta can treat more than 20,000 patients and – unlike with other medical interventions – no genetic match is necessary.’

In Print / Book Reviews

Corona From A Halachic Perspective

By Matt Lubin

Pandemics and even epidemics (localized disease outbreaks) have become increasingly rare over the past century, thank G-d, with the result that many people have become panicked or frightened by what they believe to be “unprecedented times.”

In Print / Book Reviews

Gamifying Kashrut: A Guide For The Rest Of Us

By Rivkah Lambert Adler

The book’s distinctive spiral binding and two-page-spread-per-case design allows a teacher, parent or grandparent to introduce the case in a classroom, at a Shabbat table or other gathering while retaining access to the deeper discussion on the other side.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

The Woman Who Hid Anne Frank – And The Dutch Jew Who Betrayed Her

By Saul Jay Singer

After conducting a years-long investigation, the team concluded that Arnold van den Bergh (1886-1950), a prominent Jewish businessman, a founder of the Jewish Council in Holland, and a notary for a German art dealer selling stolen Jewish art to Hermann Goering, was the most likely quisling.

In Print / Jewish Community

Nominating Conventions: ‘Last Stand Time’ According To Zeldin

By Marc Gronich

It's important to show up. To earn someone’s vote and it’s important to keep showing up to keep earning that support, said Zeldin, considered the presumptive party nominee for the Republicans and Conservatives.

In Print / Parenting Our Children

Parenting From The Inside Out

By Rifka Schonfeld

The idea of mindfulness is to be present in your thoughts and actions. What that means is that when you are interacting with your child you are not worrying about the past or the future.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

If we choose a path in which we try to bridge gaps by having a positive attitude and engaging in humor and happiness as well as blessing others, we ultimately will find pleasure in life.

In Print / In Memoriam

Reflections Upon The First Yahrzeit Of Rabbi Dr. Abraham J. Twerski, zt”l

By Rabbi Chaim Goldberg

With the Novominsker, zt”l, it was more subtle; with Rabbi Dr. Twerski's, zt”l, psychiatric work, it was more explicit. With both, their leadership was towering; their passing left leadership gaps the consequences of which have been deeply painful.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Apple Of My Own Eye

By Henni Halberstam

Those we date and the one we eventually marry cannot be responsible for our self-worth. While it feels nice to know that others view you positively, we cannot rely on others to manage our self-esteem.

In Print / Featured / Money Matters

Is Spending Yeshiva Break In Florida Financially Prudent?

By Jonathan I. Shenkman

The rule of thumb is to have three to six months’ worth of expense money in your account as a cushion in case a need arises.

In Print / Book Reviews

Learning From Those Outside Our Community

By Sarah Rudolph

Are Orthodox Jews really done with finding meaning and relevance in Jewish life? Or could we benefit from a perspective that doesn’t take anything for granted?

In Print / Features / Sports

Sports Shadchan Tackles Super Bowl Week – Except On Shabbos

By Howard Blas

I daven three times a day and eat only kosher anywhere I am in the world. Pro-athletes are often more understanding than others since they understand regimens and daily routines.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Art Spiegelman: A Man Or A Maus?

By Saul Jay Singer

The story evolves during several sessions when an adult Artie comes to visit his cantankerous and eccentric elderly father, who is ill, in a bad second marriage, and still mourning the loss of Anja a decade earlier.

In Print / Sports

Ain’t Gonna Play On Saturday: Orthodox College Baseball Star Aims for the Big Leagues

By Nati Burnside

The biggest thing is to set your goals, work hard, and know that it’s possible. There are obstacles obviously, but if you’re good enough and work hard enough you can make it happen.

In Print / Electronics Today

Payment Apps For A Small Or Home Business

By Bracha Halperin

Since some of these apps aren’t designed for businesses, keeping track of your cash inflows and outflows for business and tax purposes is imperative.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

You mention that your husband was raised with these same painful jokes. Perhaps he was raised in a family where you were not allowed to discuss feelings, so he found a way to express his anger and frustration passively.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Six-Figure Auction Sales From Jerusalem And NYC

By Tsadik Kaplan

On November 23 in Jerusalem, Kedem held a sale composed of more than 100 lots of Hebrew books and manuscripts and two objects: a Chanukah menorah and a spice tower.

In Print / Career Corner

Radium Girls Speak ‘Truth To Power’

By Daniel Coleman

Each cast and crew member is to be commended not just for staging a series of performances every night the week before finals, but for carving out time in their busy lives and heavy dual curriculum to learn their lines, create the scenery, practice, etc.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

A First Edition From A Moroccan Kabbalist

By Israel Mizrahi

Per legend, the night following their refusing to give approbations for this work, the rabbis of Jerusalem were visited by R. Yaakov Abuhatzeira in a dream in which they were reprimanded for their refusal.

In Print / Book Reviews

Tanach As A Unified Whole

By Moshe Isaacson

The vast majority of violations identified have a rabbinic resolution, often with more than one way to explain the situation.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Shifting Gears

By Henni Halberstam

Realistically, you are no longer dating and the everyday schedules and routines we have with jobs, schooling, etc., can take away some of that inherent excitement that dating and the unknown offer.

In Print / Book Reviews

A Moral Code For All Mankind

By Michael Appel

Because the intent is for each chapter to stand on its own and enable quick reading, a few sections stand out for slightly more in-depth analysis.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

The History, Enduring Appeal, And Lost Songs Of Fiddler On The Roof

By Saul Jay Singer

When Stein showed Fiddler to Mostel, he was starring in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum and he initially turned it down, but when he later heard a more complete version of the show, he enthusiastically signed on.

In Print / Jewish Community

International Holocaust Remembrance Day Commemorated In NYS

By Marc Gronich

The Holocaust did not start at the death camps, it started years before with indifference. It is important for us to recommit men to the best aspects of human nature standing up for our colleagues.

Featured / In Memoriam / Impact Of Women On Jewish History/Prof. L. Jackson

Esther Pollard: A True Woman of Valor

By dvora

Esther called their marriage "an oasis of unconditional love in a sea of lies and corruption.

In Print / Parenting Our Children

Learning A New Language: Speaking To Your Tween

By Rifka Schonfeld

A lot of this unique and personal language that you develop with your child happens until around the time your child starts sixth or seventh grade.

In Print / Career Corner

Remote Learning – A First World Problem?

By Daniel Coleman

I shared with my kids that many teachers in impoverished countries didn’t have internet access at home ... they couldn’t afford to use the (very slow) dial-up access for very long, and the bandwidth wouldn’t be able to accommodate Zoom.

In Print / Features

The Only Money You Have

By Sarah Pachter

If you have a “hole,” you’ll give your money away to others and Hashem will pour blessings through you. But if you don’t do so and you remain closed, then you may even be made from gold, but Hashem will not pour His blessing through you.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

I work with many people who tell me painful things that people say to them. Often, these people are simply not thinking before they speak (most people don't mean to hurt others).

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Rachel Citron, Heroic Daughter Of The Rogatchover Gaon

By Israel Mizrahi

Much has been written about Rev. Mrs Citron and her devotion to publishing her father's writings.

In Print / Features

A Secret Jewish Past: Genealogist Genie Milgrom’s Multinational Journey to Uncover Her Roots

By Eve Glover

Milgrom decided to investigate her lineage strategically by employing the help of Fernando Gonzalez del Campo Roman, an ex-priest in Spain who is also an expert genealogist.

In Print / Money Matters

Appreciating Tradeoffs And Living Your Rich Life

By Jonathan I. Shenkman

When deciding where to live, there may be a tradeoff between the percentage of your income that goes towards housing costs and the number of options for frum amenities which are more plentiful in high cost of living communities.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Take It Or…

By Henni Halberstam

The focus of your dating will always revolve on the ability for your relationship to thrive and grow in a marriage. One of the most basic tenets of a couple’s success is their commitment to a foundation of a shared hashkafa.

In Print / Book Reviews

Sing A New Song

By Rabbi Zave Ruderman

Throughout this sefer the insight of the Vilna Gaon is joined with the Torah of R’ Tzadok and the Ramchal.

In Print / Book Reviews

Masters of Deceit

By Alex Grobman PhD.

For the Arabs and their supports throughout the world, Deir Yassin has become a rallying cry against the state of Israel.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Irene Harand, Righteous Among The Nations

By Saul Jay Singer

I am fighting antisemitism because it defiles our Christianity.

In Print / Parenting Our Children

What Happened To You?

By Rifka Schonfeld

Our experiences quite literally shape us – and more specifically – shape our brains.

In Print / On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

The Beginning Of Wisdom…

By Cheryl Kupfer

The beginning of wisdom is rooted in fearing Hashem. I realized that it is a supreme declaration of faith, emunah when one truly fears G-d.

In Print / Sports

Gil Hodges Joining Baseball Hall of Fame

By Irwin Cohen

The Dodgers had him hone his skills as a third baseman and catcher in the minor leagues and brought him up to the major leagues in 1943 when he was only 19.

In Print / Career Corner

Yisro: History’s First Management Consultant

By Daniel Coleman

Next time you find yourself burdened by the weight of a task, know that you aren’t G-d and that it’s okay to ask for some assistance.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Please don't make a huge issue out of this situation. As in all situations, the only person we can change is ourselves.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

A Sefer Banned And Then Revived

By Israel Mizrahi

When the book was first published, the author's contemporaries in Egypt upon reading the book found that the author used harsh language in many places against other rabbis and their opinions.

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