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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.

In Print / In Memoriam

From Out Of The Depths: In Memory Of The Piaseczner Rebbe

By Rabbi Zalman Eisenstock

Before the horrors of the Holocaust began, Rabbi Shapira had become the advocate for Peasecod, the many young people who were struggling with the meaning of the ancient texts and their own identities as traditional Jews.

In Memoriam

Reflections Of A Second Generation Child Of Holocaust Survivors

By Bernard Mintz

During their various escapes across borders with other fleeing refugees, they were strafed by machine-gun fire from airplanes flying low overhead and witnessed others being shot and killed.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Thanks, But No Thanks

By Henni Halberstam

Any reaction offers direction and a chance for personal growth, should we be mindful and mature enough to listen to their response with humility and grace.

In Print / Electronics Today

The Do’s And Don’t’s Of Cyberbullying

By Bracha Halperin

Children in the midst of a vicious fight and a child being bullied are different scenarios, and should thus be dealt with differently.

In Print / Book Reviews

Finding Self-Help In The Torah

By Eliezer Barany

You will find commentary on the Torah explaining key takeaways from Avraham’s mission to leave his household, and taamei hamitzvot, explanations of the commandments... Yet you will also learn from G.I. Joe: “Knowing is half the battle.”

In Print / Book Reviews

The Legal Case For The Land Of Israel

By Ben Rothke

The book's purpose is to lay out the legal claim to the territory formerly known as Mandatory Palestine.

In Print / Jewish Community

Hochul Unveils Spending Plan For New Yorkers

By Marc Gronich

I want to make one point explicitly clear: We cannot go to the people who created our problems for the solution.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

The Jewish Gambler Who Caused The Great Chicago Fire (On Simchat Torah!)

By Saul Jay Singer

As it turns out, this was a particularly fortuitous time for the Jews who, because they were dancing with their Torah scrolls when the fire reached their synagogues, were able to save most of them.

In Print / Parenting Our Children

Lighthouse Parenting

By Rifka Schonfeld

Unconditional love means that you love your children and even as you set high expectations for them, you understand that they will make mistakes and you will love them regardless. Children need to understand this as well.

In Print / Career Corner

The View From Above

By Yehuda Dov Reiss

Moshe's actions on top of the hill displayed a complete trust in G-d that deeply affected everyone. By emulating Moshe, the people became worthy of salvation.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

A Book Stamped With Swastikas

By Israel Mizrahi

This volume, Land Israel, by a Jewish author, Ludwig Strauss, was published in Berlin in 1935, during the Nazi period.

In Print / Book Reviews

Descent Into Gehinnom

By Naomi Gross

As Racheli gets swept up into his distorted vision, their downward trajectory takes on a disturbing life of its own, irrevocably spinning out of control.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Covid, which generally causes all of us anxiety, has definitely exacerbated it in individuals who suffer from anxiety disorders.

In Print / In Memoriam

Martin Luther King Jr.: Friend Of The Jewish Community

By Baruch Lytle

Today I can’t tell you what his speech was, Frank said, but I can tell you, I was blown away. It was the most erudite speech...

Features / Kashrut Scene

Hate Now Served Online Against Kosher Restaurants

By Alan Zeitlin

"I'm not surprised that people hate," Goldberg told The Jewish Press. "I'm surprised that Google, a company worth billions of dollars doesn't have a way to stop this. How I could get 100 negative reviews on a Saturday when I'm not open.

In Print / Money Matters

Affording A Frum Lifestyle: Increase Your Household Income

By Jonathan I. Shenkman

You may be surprised how many companies would be open to having the right candidate work remotely regardless of their location.

Arts

The EXODUS and the Exodus 

By Sharon Katz

Never in the course of history had a nation escaped from within another nation, especially in a country as tyrannical as Egypt. That is…Never until 1.5 million Jews escaped the Soviet Union. 

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Time Bomb

By Henni Halberstam

To quote that mildly famous song, “All you need is time, time, time...” (Love. Whatever. It’s semantics.)

In Print / Book Reviews

A Lesser-Known Story Of The Jewish Influence On Literature

By Rabbi Reuven Chaim Klein

The book demonstrates that various literary motifs were heavily influenced or established by Jewish writers, including time travel, alternative history, utopia/dystopia, and – of course – comedy.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

‘Digging’ Into The Yadin/Sukenik Archaeological Family

By Saul Jay Singer

Whoever hid the scrolls did an incredible job, as they were not discovered for 2,000 years and, in fact, they could well have remained hidden but for a fortuitous accident in 1947 when a goat wandered into a hollow.

Features On The Jewish World

Bergen Hatzalah Receives Licensure From NJ Dept. Of Health OEMS

By Jewish Press Staff

Being accountable to the Department of Health is important for the confidence of our patients and demonstrates governmental verification of Bergen Hatzalah’s commitment to the highest quality of patient care,” said Bergen Hatzalah Chief Joshua Hartman.

In Print / Parenting Our Children

Carpe Diem!

By Rifka Schonfeld

The element of Pride comes into the experience when there is a sense that courage and recognition drove a belief in the significance of the moment.

In Print / Features

Conquer Anger With The Four D’s

By Sarah Pachter

Mid-lecture, loud noises and music began playing behind a partition in the room, as the hotel was setting up for a concert and the musicians in the adjacent room were preparing for the show.

Features / Torah

The Talmudic Encyclopedia Reaches 75

By Toby Klein Greenwald

This magnificent project, the Talmudic Encyclopedia, gives students the breadth of the Torah…I read the entry on ‘chazaka’ ... this is a very difficult topic ... But if one reads this entry in the Talmudic Encyclopedia, it is so clear, it is so organized, all the intricate details, it’s astonishing.

In Print / Travel

Visiting The Valley Of The Sun (Part II): Where To Go And What To Do

By Nati Burnside

There is the newly minted Arizona Boardwalk in Scottsdale. While not in any way an actual boardwalk, this circular pavilion is full of great activities for the whole family.

In Print / Career Corner

The Calendar In Egypt And The Modern Workplace

By Rami Nordlicht

It is important to take a step back to appreciate our ability to track and measure time, one of the prime examples and expressions of freedom in the Torah.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr.Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

If you hear yourself saying that you’ll probably be unhappy in your marriage soon, or that you’re probably really not happy now, you need to stop yourself and change that narrative.

In Print / Book Reviews

A Satisfying Shabbos Read

By Jessica Fishbein

Pomerantz’s character modeled how to be sensible, intelligent, strategic, kind, firm, courageous and principled.

In Print / Electronics Today

Tales Of A Digital Nomad

By Bracha Halperin

A digital nomad, her office is on the go. I reached her in Iceland and asked her which tech products she believes are an absolute necessity when setting up a digital office.

In Print / Book Reviews

Revealing The Hidden Part Of The Mishna

By Rabbi Nathan Fein

The Soul of the Mishna is a masterwork on teaching us how to see what was always there in front of our eyes the whole time.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Covid Catch

By Henni Halberstam

After an enlightening conversation about your respective Covid beliefs, you worry that you have unearthed a divide too big to bridge...

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Music And Murder: A Memento Of Theresienstadt

By Israel Mizrahi

For a time, cultural life at Theresienstadt was allowed to develop. Authors, scholars, musicians and Yiddish theatre actors gave performances.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

The Philosemitism Of Hans Christian Andersen

By Saul Jay Singer

Less known is that Andersen had deep affection for the Jewish people; that he was very familiar with Jewish tradition and culture... and that he maintained very close relationships with Jews and with the Jewish community.

In Print / Featured / Op-Eds / In Memoriam

My Father, Rabbi Sholom Klass, 22 Years

By Naomi Klass Mauer

Moish Inker said that you had a photographic mind and everything about you was Torah.

In Print / Columns / In Memoriam

Dear Zaidy (Rabbi Sholom Klass)

By Michal Popper

You, Zaidy, were always spoken about in my home at all times to my children, who didn’t really get a chance to know or meet you as I did. You would have loved them all.

Features

Facebook Removes Suspension Of Conservative Book Publisher

By Chaim Yehuda Meyer

Mandel said that by suspending the account, Facebook seems to have initially agreed with the inaccurate assertion that the advertising content violated its rules.

In Print / Parenting Our Children

Embracing The Quiet

By Rifka Schonfeld

The strongest distinguishing characteristic of introverts is their energy source: Introverts draw energy from their internal world of ideas, emotions, and impressions.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Books From Rabbi Eliyahu Rusoff: Do Not Rely On What I Write

By Israel Mizrahi

The author printed this story that happened to him on the title page of every book he published after this event.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

My question is do all our needs have to be fulfilled by our spouse? Maybe some of your needs can be met by siblings, good friends, or close cousins.

In Print / Career Corner

The Interview: Learning From Moshe Rabbeinu

By Daniel Coleman

I lacked belief in myself and my innate talents. Growing up in Pharaoh's home I learned a great deal about leadership, however I also noticed the tension between “being there for the masses and being there for the missus,” that is, my wife.

In Print / Money Matters

Affording A Frum Lifestyle: The Benefits Of Relocating

By Jonathan I. Shenkman

Housing is the obvious example of potential cost-saving by moving. I am always astounded when friends and clients in other parts of the country tell me how much they spend to purchase a new home.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

History Interrupted

By Henni Halberstam

Whether you are set up by a shadchan, by a friend, or meet on your own at a singles event, take the time to do your research.

In Print / Book Reviews

A Roaring Ride Through Jewish History

By Eddie Rosenberg

Having been instrumental in rushing a secret power out of the Temple before it burned, Elazer ben Yair is in charge of the rebels and families holed up on Masada.

In Print / Features

‘Kids Speak’ Author Chaim Walder Dead At 52

By Rachel Kohn

I think it is assur for people to be near anything connected to him, said Rabbi Eliyahu.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

The Holocaust Saga Of The “Bais Yaakov 93” – Myth Or Fact?

By Saul Jay Singer

The Feldman Letter was similarly not intended as a true historical account but rather as a call to rouse the American Jewish community from its lethargy in the form of an updated version of the kinah.

In Print / Travel

Visiting The Valley Of The Sun (Part I): Jewish Life In The Desert

By Nati Burnside

The first thing you need to know about the area is that Phoenix and Scottsdale may be technically two different cities, but they border each other and the two Jewish communities are separated by only a few minutes by car.

In Print / Jewish Community

Was Anti-Semitism In New York’s Orange County The Motive For Governor’s Veto?

By Marc Gronich

Eichenstein told The Jewish Press. This was literally designed to keep Orthodox Jews out from the town. We should never bring any legislation to the floor that discriminates against any group of people.

In Print / Parenting Our Children

Learning To Belong

By Rifka Schonfeld

Women have a particularly difficult time with shame because there are different (often stricter) societal expectations for women as mothers, fashion figures, and careerists.

In Print / On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

On Our Own

By Cheryl Kupfer

There are subtle signs of a potentially problematic person. I have often said, people should marry people with compatible meshugasim.

In Print / Career Corner

Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE)

By Daniel Coleman

Yosef had committed 14 years of his life to what was likely a very demanding role in the public spotlight, with thousands, if not millions, depending upon him. Perhaps Yosef decided that it was OK to step down.

In Print / Sports

Some Jewish Old-Timers

By Irwin Cohen

Richie Scheinblum had an eight-year big league career spanning 1965 to 1974 with six different teams (Cleveland, Washington, Kansas City, Cincinnati, California Angels and St. Louis).

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

List Of Selichot For 1935-1938 Found In German Volume

By Israel Mizrahi

Over the generations, German Jewry had accumulated numerous different Selichot prayers, and the custom developed to rotate the selections for each year...

In Print / Book Reviews

A Role Model For Our Children

By Rosally Saltsman

I'd like Here I Am to inspire kids, says Ungar, to show them how much a single person can accomplish, with Hashem's help.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

You must make sure your child is safe and try to put him back to bed, but do not awaken him or try to calm him, since he is probably sleeping.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Whisked Away From Old Bombay

By Tsadik Kaplan

Your Mizrach is indeed beautiful, with depictions of Moshe and Aharon, symbols of The Twelve Tribes, and more.

In Print / Book Reviews

Rav Sacks On Spirituality

By Rabbi Johnny Solomon

While halacha is often determined by rabbinic consensus, spirituality is personal.

In Print / Electronics Today

Tales Of A Marketing Guru

By Bracha Halperin

He believes our fraternization with our phones, which look like slabs of glass in the palms of our hands, will be seen as primitive and archaic in a few years.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

A Rose Among Other Roses

By Henni Halberstam

You don’t believe that they would want you, when they could look for girls who come from standard frum homes, and parents who offer more.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

The “Tehran Children” Affair

By Saul Jay Singer

The children were initially welcomed by the Iranian public, but it grew hostile to the Jewish refugees, particularly after rising bread costs led to mass demonstrations in Iran.

In Print / Jewish Community

Agudah Meets With New York Lt. Governor

By Marc Gronich

Even though Agudah’s main mission is to influence legislation on a state level, Benjamin talked about Israel to the group.

In Print / Jewish Community

New Holocaust Memorial To Include History Of Jewish Resistance

By Marc Gronich

The idea that the Jews went like sheep to the slaughter is absolute nonsense. Narishkeit, foolishness. The Jews did fight back.

In Print / In Memoriam

In Memory Of Rabbi Waldman

By Michal Mauer Silverstein

Even when I was a young girl he cared so much. He would look at me with his blue eyes, and in his calm tone offer warm words of chizuk.

In Print / Columns / In Memoriam

A Tribute To Rabbi Waldman

By Michal Popper

He personified a gentle, soft spoken soul who cared so much about every one, and especially about the land of Israel.

In Print / Movie and Play Reviews

From Dealing Drugs To Lubavitcher Hugs, Canadian Jew Finds Path To Hashem After A Tumultuous Youth

By Alan Zeitlin

Money from club-promoting life allowed him to stop dealing marijuana, but when he felt spiritually lost, he searched for spirituality.

Career Corner

Od Avinu Chai

By Daniel Coleman

As the secular year draws to a close, it’s a great opportunity to review not just our contributions to our family, community and workplaces, but to evaluate our spiritual performance and consider our spiritual legacy.

In Print / Features

On a POSITIVE Note:Turning The Pages

By Sarah Pachter

Hashem gives us everything we have, but distractions abound, and we busy ourselves with everything besides connecting with our Creator.

In Print / Book Reviews

Opening The Door To True Understanding Of Kabbalah

By Rabbi Chayim Lando

I believe that exposure to many of the concepts of Kabbalah would quell the questions of many of our youngsters and quench their thirst for something more spiritual.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Perhaps you really want to be frum, but it is hard for you right now because you don’t feel it as much as you want to, or as much as you feel that you have to.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

An Ancient Prayer – Not By R. Levi Yitzchok Of Berditchev

By Israel Mizrahi

The mis-attribution is the result of a book titled Shnei Hame’orot published in Kishinev in 1896.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Powerball

By Henni Halberstam

You have been blessed. Hashem has offered you your zivug on the first try and the parts of ourselves that fight the brachos in our lives are trying to offer you doubt when there should only be joy.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Solicitor General To Weigh In On Terror Victims’ Supreme Court Case

By Chaim Yehuda Meyer

The question under review is whether the bank knowingly transferred substantial funds that aided and abetted terrorist acts and is therefore subject to civil liability under Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA).

In Print / Book Reviews

An Eclectic Sefer In An Eclectic Style

By Rabbi Elie Weissman

The work represents another valuable addition to contemporary Torah study and an enriching commentary for both the scholar and novice alike.

In Print / Money Matters

Affording A Frum Lifestyle: A Proactive Approach

By Jonathan I. Shenkman

None of these strategies are easy, but they may all be effective when taken seriously.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

The Eighth Day

By Saul Jay Singer

Though not prohibited, circumcision became highly regulated, and circumcision laws were passed with the stated purpose of promoting health and sanitation to conform with “German sensibilities,” but which were actually calculated to make performing a bris more difficult.

In Print / Features / Jewish Community

Summer-Home Residents Help Decide Fallsburg Election

By Ziona Greenwald, J.D.

Explaining why many Jewish homeowners in Fallsburg voted against Vegliante, Friedlander said, “Sometimes people are too parochial in the way they look at the issue as it pertains to them and only them. And they don’t understand the more complex picture.”

In Print / Community

Agudah's Yeshiva Summit Sends Message Of Caution, Optimism

By Marc Gronich

Justice Peter Lynch “issued an order that a school district must provide transportation to nonpublic school students on days when [nonpublic] schools are in session.”

In Print / Parenting Our Children

Rethinking Explosive Children

By Rifka Schonfeld

Rather than attempting to modify behaviors right away, Dr. Greene advocates for solving the underlying problems.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

My friend found out that one of my son’s rebbeim, who was close to him, insinuated that although he was a great boy with great middos, he was an average learner and would never amount to anything in the world of Torah.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

The Bet Yosef And The Censor

By Israel Mizrahi

Da Bologna was not the most brilliant of censors, and the Jewish Encyclopedia mentions several instances of his ignorance...

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