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In Print / Book Reviews

Growth Through Mussar

By Talia Weisberg

The purpose of Mussar is to work on one’s own growth and not to attempt to fix others.

In Print / Money Matters

Nissim, Niflaot, And The Power Of Compound Interest

By Jonathan I. Shenkman

Some readers may be concerned about putting all their money into the stock market since its fluctuations can be nerve-racking.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Menorah Style – What’s Old Is New

By Tsadik Kaplan

It seems that a significant portion of European Jewry of the 19th and early 20th centuries desired Judaica resembling what their grandparents and great-grandparents used.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Caruso’s Favorite Chazzan

By Saul Jay Singer

In New York, he became the “go to” chazzan for the Jewish community’s philanthropic events, but his most legendary performance may have been his May 1917 appearance at the Hippodrome Theater to raise funds for Jews suffering in Europe during World War I.

In Print / From The Wine Cellar

Enlightening Wines For Chanukah

By Gabriel Geller WSET III

While contemplating the burning candles, it is an opportunity to take careful note of a wine’s aromatic profile, and appreciate its texture and flavors.

In Print / Parenting Our Children

Parenting From The Inside Out

By Rifka Schonfeld

Sometimes, it’s hard not to view parenting as a chore. But, if you approach parenting as a burden, you will ultimately stumble because it is impossible to happily carry a burden for twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, for a lifetime.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Right now you are going through a very difficult time-period and you are in a lot of pain, but in order to crawl out of this sadness it is important to focus on all of the good things you have in life, no matter how small they seem.

In Print / Electronics Today

Groundbreaking Medical Technology from Israel

By Bracha Halperin

STW uses crowdsourcing methods to collect real-world data from patients, thereby helping patients and medical researchers gain access to essential information about specific conditions.

In Print / Features

Seeing Is Believing: Increasing Our Sensitivity To Miracles

By Sarah Pachter

Missing out on seeing the miracles right in front of us is not unique to modern times. The Torah tells of many people who were unfazed and unchanged after witnessing incredible events.

In Print / Community / Features On The Jewish World

A Young Jewish Community Flourishes In Philadelphia

By Baruch Lytle

There are so many souls out there screaming for spirituality to fill their void, and they just aren’t sure, physically, how to get it.

In Print / Book Reviews

Driving Rav Soloveichik

By Rabbi Ari Kahn

These differences are what makes Rabbi Adler’s new book so significant: He knew the Rav both in the classroom and in person. Even those of us who had the privilege of attending The Rav’s shiur had only an occasional glimpse from the vantage point Rabbi Adler offers us.

In Print / Career Corner

Daniel, Nevuchadnezzar And Lessons on Success

By Jonathan Levin

If there is one lesson that we can learn from this, it is that no matter the degree of our success, all of our accomplishments come from one source: on high.

In Print / Sports

Maccabee On A Mission

By Alan Zeitlin

YU Star Balances Full-Time Job, Marriage, Early Practices, Daf Yomi, and College Classes In Championship Quest

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Hurry Up And Wait

By Henni Halberstam

We are only able to control ourselves, our actions and our behaviors. We can encourage, prod, and plead, but ultimately, we are only responsible for our own conduct.

In Print / Features / Marriage and Relationships

Popular Jewish Dating Show Returns After Covid Hiatus

By Baruch Lytle

Our goal was always to tell authentic stories from people who are choosing to be Orthodox but grappling with things that are difficult, all while showcasing real human emotion.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

The Anti-Semite At The Helm Of The British Mandate

By Saul Jay Singer

Notwithstanding Barker’s claim that he is not “anti-Jew,” his misrepresentations, including particularly his falsifications of Jewish history, underscore his flagrant anti-Semitism.

In Print / Sports

Jewish Players In World Series 2021

By Marc Gronich

In 2004, the National Baseball Hall of Fame prepared a retrospective “A Celebration of Jews in Baseball.”

In Print / Kashrut Scene

Healthier Food Choices And Alcoholic Varieties At Kosherfest

By Marc Gronich

The big winner for Best New Product was 100 percent Pure Pistachio Oil by Setton International Foods.

In Print / Parenting Our Children

Happy Children

By Rifka Schonfeld

How can we become heroic parents? By helping our children learn how to create happiness in their own lives.

In Print / On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Educating Students To Watch Over Their Souls

By Cheryl Kupfer

I'd like to point out certain lifesaving classes that I think would be in the best interest of all students to be taught, and should be part of the curriculum.

In Print / Arts

Mike Burstyn: From Vinyl to Streaming

By Roni

Burstyn was so in demand that for 25 years booking agents placed him in the Catskills hotels and on the condo and venue circuit in South Florida.

In Print / Book Reviews

Revealing The Hidden Light

By Rabbi Chayim Lando

Avraham would never have been told by Hashem, ‘Lech Lecha,’ had Avraham not first passed through the obliterating crucible of Nimrod’s furnace.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

A Jewish Bank And The Great Depression

By Israel Mizrahi

The New York Times reported that the run was based on a false rumor spread by a small local merchant, a holder of stock in the bank, who claimed that the bank had refused to sell his stock.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Der Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

If you think that your daughter has some social anxiety or some difficulties socially, it may be prudent to get her some professional help. Before getting help, see if you can talk to her about what is really going on.

In Print / Kashrut Scene

Top Five Bites Of Kosherfest 2021

By Nati Burnside

Luckily for you (and, let’s face it, me), I was allowed into the extremely full belly of the beast where I tasted some truly amazing things. Did I do this for my own good? Of course not. (Just ask my waistline.)

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Do You PEEL Me?

By Henni Halberstam

While research does not guarantee that you will connect in person, it does give your heart and mind the peace of mind to pursue someone with excitement and genuine interest.

In Print / Book Reviews

You Can Be The Helper

By Aviva Rosenberg

Kids will relate to Yitzy’s struggles to do something grown-up and important while they are physically too small to accomplish it.

In Print / Money Matters

Downsize, Upsize, Or Stay Where I Am?

By Jonathan I. Shenkman

Downsizing is a great time for retirees to go through their own things and dispose of items that they no longer need. It’s also a great opportunity to gift more sentimental items to children, grandchildren, or charity.

In Print / Career Corner

Learning To See

By Daniel Coleman

Many people can list their weaknesses with relative ease (just don’t do that on an interview please!), but have a harder time claiming their unique strengths.

In Print / Featured / In Memoriam

My Mother, Irene Klass

By Naomi Klass Mauer

There wasn’t anything that I was afraid to ask my mother, and no matter the question she always gave me the honest answer.

In Print / In Memoriam

In Memory Of My Beloved Father, Dr. Ivan Mauer, On His 11th Yahrzeit, The 15th Of Kislev

By Michal Mauer Silverstein

Your kindness and compassion to your patients and everyone you came in contact with, has been the impetus for my acts of chesed and gentle, comforting words.

In Print / Book Reviews

With Great Options Like These, Why Not Books This Chanukah?

By Sandy Eller

There is something magical about being able to touch physical pages and turn them one by one as a narrative unfolds.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

The History, Massacre, And Rebirth Of Gush Etzion

By Saul Jay Singer

As Deputy Prime Minister Yigal Alon announced, We are back at Gush Etzion not as conquerors, but because this is part of our forefathers’ land.

In Print / Parenting Our Children

Does Your Child Feel Loved?

By Rifka Schonfeld

It’s important to remember that children are children. They will act immaturely. But, if we love them unconditionally, they will mature.

In Print / Electronics Today

Behind The Shabbos Oven

By Bracha Halperin

At times, there may be some disagreement between Rabbonim when dealing with complex halachos. In those cases, OU Technology always goes with the strict opinion.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

He wants you to reassure her that you care about her, but minimize your exposure to her.

In Print / Career Corner

Climbing The Career Ladder: Struggle Or Opportunity

By Aliza Leichter

Let’s remember that we are “Children of Israel” and in our DNA is the courage to continue, and even the ability to thrive, despite the struggles we face.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Just Not That Into You

By Henni Halberstam

Chemistry is certainly a vital component of a successful future with your spouse. However, a frum background and the way we date often means that chemistry does not happen in scene two or three but rather with effort and intent.

In Print / Book Reviews

The Story You’ve Never Heard

By Rachel Sharansky Danziger

This story inspired my parents to name me Rachel; they too had to wait for years to be reunited while my father, Natan Sharansky, was imprisoned in the Soviet gulag.

In Print / Baseball Insider

Tribute To Lou Gehrig: A Well-Loved Superstar

By Irwin Cohen

All of the players respected him. There wasn't a finer player or finer man.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

A 17th Century Find

By Israel Mizrahi

The shtadlan served as an intercessor for the local European Jewish community in matters that related to the local government.

In Print / Jewess Press

Giving The Voice A Face: A New Photo Site Aims to Counter the Erasure of Orthodox Women

By Tiferet Schafler

When you have no frum representation of Jewish women, you don’t see them as part of the community, you start treating them as ‘other.’

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Abba Hillel Silver And The Einstein Mystery

By Saul Jay Singer

Perhaps his greatest moment as a Zionist leader was when, as chairman of the American section of the Jewish Agency, he was chosen to present the case for an independent Jewish state before the United Nations Assembly on May 8, 1947.

Israeli Real Estate Guide

How to Deal with Common Obstacles in the Process of Real Estate Investments in Israel

By Sponsored Post

The purchase of an apartment in Israel by foreign residents may seem like a good idea at this period of time with multiple excellent opportunities.

Featured / Features / Interviews and Profiles

A Child Holocaust Survivor’s Recollections Of Kristallnacht, The Night of Broken Glass

By Eve Glover

Auerbacher told The Jewish Press, “They were always looking for something to hang on the Jews … You always felt anti-Semitism, you felt it in the air, even before Kristallnacht …

In Print / Parenting Our Children

Listen. Can You Hear That?

By Rifka Schonfeld

Even though Leah is a good conversationalist and smiles constantly, she radiates tension. Her shoulders and eyebrows are noticeably raised, her voice is shrill and her body is stiff. Being around Leah makes many people feel uncomfortable.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Although there are many men who still crave to enter the world of chinuch, there is sometimes a lack of middos in how the rebbeim are treated and this can filter down to the children.

In Print / Features

On Bicycles And Betterment

By Sarah Pachter

Personally, I had committed to learn a daily paragraph from the book A Lesson a Day but it sat mostly unused until I placed it in my line of vision, which enabled me to be more consistent.

In Print / Book Reviews

People Of The Mind

By Ben Rothke

The authors have isolated these principles, namely: respect for tradition while encouraging independent thinking; a precise system of logical reasoning in pursuit of the truth; and a universal and never-ending education.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Artful Copies

By Tsadik Kaplan

Your tray is of quite a large size, and you may have substantially more silver content than 40-45 troy ounces.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Game Over

By Jennifer Anne Perez

You made a decision that still means something to you and he decided that he needs a different path. This is hard, it hurts, and it’s extremely upsetting.

In Print / Book Reviews

The Magic Touch

By Rosally Saltsman

Day and night, Reb Schuster was at the Kotel, there at the right time to answer a young person’s heartfelt prayer for guidance.

In Print / Career Corner

Name Dropping

By Daniel Coleman

As we approach the biggest travel period of the year, be open to striking up a conversation with the person standing in line with you before boarding, or seated next to you on the plane or bus.

In Print / Money Matters

Keeping Up With The Goldsteins And The Importance Of An Investment Policy Statement

By Jonathan I. Shenkman

You will hear all about the investments on which your friends made a windfall but will never hear about the duds that cost them a fortune.

In Print / Features

Zionism Returns To Its Roots

By Esther Karman

The Ripple Effects of the Victories of Right-Wing Slates at the 2020 WZO Election

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Roman Vishniac’s Preservation Of A Vanished Jewish World

By Saul Jay Singer

He used his photographs to increase awareness in America and the western world of Nazi persecution and Hitler’s extermination plans for the Jewish people.

In Print / Career Corner

The Measure Of A Woman (Or Man)

By Daniel Coleman

Regardless of where you are in life, start preparing now for the next time you are asked, ‘Tell me about yourself.’

Book Reviews

A Story Of Jerusalem And Rome

By Rabbi Chayim Lando

It is often a challenge when the story told by Chazal is at odds with modern scholarship.

In Print / Features

DA Candidate Thomas Kenniff To Push Public Safety, Change In Criminal Justice Reform Laws

By Eve Glover

Kenniff plans to lobby to change the bail reform law, which he believes is responsible for criminals being set free, since bail can no longer be set for many offenses.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

I know that changing can be a slippery slope and I am afraid of falling. How do I continue to be happy in my marriage while maintaining my inner sense of modesty?

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

A Machzor For Returning Marranos

By Israel Mizrahi

The community was unusual, though, in the large number of adults that grew up without a proper Jewish education, many of whom were unable read and recite the Hebrew prayers. The response was a flurry of printing in the Spanish and Portuguese languages, such as this prayerbook.

In Print / Baseball Insider

A Century Ago In Baseball

By Irwin Cohen

Al Schacht quickly became a fan favorite with his before-game entertainment imitating the mannerisms of other players.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Unicorns Exist! (Maybe)

By Henni Halberstam

Are there girls who have everything? Are there girls that are smart, beautiful, kind, fun, and the “perfect” height? Sure!

Book Reviews

A Giant Of Torah And Chesed

By Rabbi Chaim Goldberg

The Rebbe’s suggestion – just combine the shuls! Never mind the significant ideological differences and different nusach.

In Print / Arts

Being Where You Should Be: Review of 8th Day’s Latest Album, Lucky

By Roni

Lucky was recorded mostly during lockdowns and quarantine. It was hard for the duo and their musicians to gather in the recording studio.

In Print / Features On The Jewish World

Philipp Lenard: ‘Aryan Physics’ vs. Einstein’s ‘Jew Physics’

By Saul Jay Singer

Lenard fought hard to ensure that Einstein, the “pure-blooded Jew,” would not win a Nobel Prize; in fact, the decision by the Nobel Committee not to award any physics prize in 1921 was due, at least in part, to anti-Semitic pressure brought to bear by Lenard.

In Print / In Memoriam

Edith Weiss, Survivor And Educator, Dies At Age 93

By Rabbi Elli Fischer

It never ceases to amaze how someone who endured such horror and tragedy as a teenager can emerge from the ashes and accomplish so much.

In Print / In Memoriam

Rabbi David Eliach: A Profoundly Influential Educator

By Zvi Grumet

One of his most lasting educational messages is that the best form of classroom management was a lesson that was intellectually engaging and personally meaningful for the students.

In Print / Parenting Our Children

Raising Bookworms

By Rifka Schonfeld

Children use their brain the most when they are engaged in free play. Try not to over-schedule your kids – leave a few afternoons a week empty so that your child can play at home.

In Print / Features

Is There A Constitutional Right To Cheesecake?

By Ziona Greenwald, J.D.

Curiously, the plaintiffs asserted that their faith requires them to consume both a meat and a dairy meal on the Sabbath and Jewish holidays.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

I know of toxic situations where children had to cut off from their parents and this was advice they actually received from a Rav. This is generally not the norm.

In Print / Community

COJO Flatbush Joins In Honoring 99-Year-Old WWII Vet

By dvora

Though Fletcher should have received a Purple Heart – the medal awarded to military personnel wounded or killed in combat – black service members were routinely overlooked for commendation at a time when the military was still segregated.

In Print / Book Reviews

Getting Closer To Korbanot

By Shayna Herszage-Feldan

With the easy-reading quality of the book and the tradition of Brisker Chasidic scholars being devoted to studying the laws of korbanot, the title of the book was born.

In Print / Features

Civil Service Groups Endorse Cranston For City Council

By Eve Glover

We need to expand the minds of our children, especially in technology. That’s where the future jobs are going to be, Cranston said.

In Print / Features

The Internet Crossroads

By Daniel Coleman

While I don’t have access to the daily calendars of most angels, it’s just possible that they may have some spare time on their hands.

In Print / Book Reviews

The Rishon You Never Knew

By Eliezer Barany

The Oral Law helps in the proper understanding of the Written Law and the Written Law helps in the understanding of the Oral Law.

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