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Arts

Tisha B'Av and Converso Jews

By Sharon Katz

Crypto-Jews, who saw in their own circumstances a reflection of the events of Tisha B’Av.

For the Home

How to Go to Sleep And Stay Asleep

By Pnina Baim

Lest you think that I now have more hours to get things done, this insomnia doesn’t make me more productive.

Potpourri

Sweatproof Summer Makeup

By Shira Rosenbluth

Whether you're having a bad skin day or an important meeting, there are days when you might want to wear makeup – but without it melting off your face the second you step outside.

Impact Of Women On Jewish History/Prof. L. Jackson

Haya Tzippa Pines: The First Lady of the “New” Jewish Settlement (Part I)

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

The young pioneers of the First Aliyah did not opt for "peace now." They opted to settle and cultivate the Land of Israel, to build Jewish institutions, to revive the ancient Hebrew tongue and bring about a renaissance of the Jewish nation. And this they accomplished.

Features On The Jewish World

Freud’s Twisted View Of Jewish Origins

By Saul Jay Singer

That Freud was Jewish is universally recognized. Not as well known is his strong and proud self-identification as a Jew. Freud was also very interested in Jewish history and, in his final and perhaps most controversial work, Moses and Monotheism (published in 1939), he engages in an intriguing attempt to apply psychoanalytic principles to the […]

Parenting Our Children

Summer Sun Burning You Out?

By Rifka Schonfeld

How can we teach our children that learning can and should take place outside of the classroom in addition to in the classroom?

In Print / Features / Jewess Press

Power And Politics (Part III): Early Modern Eastern Europe (1500-1800)

By Faigy Grunfeld

Through a series of expulsions, forced conversions and general violence, European Jewry looked eastward, particularly towards Poland and Lithuania for respite.

Features

Unholy Wars: The Crusades And The Jews (Part II)

By Libi Astaire

Why, though, was our remembrance not confined to the Kinot of Tisha B’Av, when we recall other tragedies? What was unique about the Crusades?

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

We like to believe that all mothers are proud when their daughters surpass them; however, research shows that this is not so.

Book Reviews

Capturing Chasidic Life In Muted Colors

By Rivkah Lambert Adler

It won’t surprise anybody that the vast majority of the images Haruni’s book are of men and boys.

Baseball Insider

Ball Fields And Battlefields

By Irwin Cohen

Cleveland was the center of the baseball universe in 1948, and Hank Greenberg was the spiffiest dresser in its front office.

Features On The Jewish World

The Amazing Tale Of Morris 'Two-Gun' Cohen

By Saul Jay Singer

One of the most colorful, albeit largely unknown, characters in contemporary Jewish history is Morris (Moishe) Abraham “Two-Gun” Cohen (1887-1970), a.k.a. “the uncrowned Jewish king of China.” Cohen was a Jewish adventurer who, as aide-de-camp to Sun Yat-sen and the only Jewish major-general in the Chinese National Revolutionary Army, played an influential role in both […]

Parenting Our Children

Academic And Social Skills Insights #18

By Rifka Schonfeld

Exercise may also boost feel-good endorphins, release muscle tension, help you sleep better, and reduce levels of the stress hormone cortisol.

Features

Righteous Lithuanians

By Menucha Chana Levin

The surviving five percent of Lithuanian Jewry owe their lives to the small number of heroic people who saved them.

Features

Unholy Wars: The Crusades And The Jews (Part I)

By Libi Astaire

Hoping to thwart the impending danger, French Jews provided soldiers with food and supplies

Potpourri

Finally Graduating To Summer Vacation

By Sandy Eller

My first thought after driving my last official carpool was to get up and do a happy dance, or at least celebrate with a batch of freshly baked cookies or something really decadent from my secret chocolate stash.

Impact Of Women On Jewish History/Prof. L. Jackson

The Prophetess Boushaif

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

When the leader of the community asked for her hand in marriage, Boushaif consented with the condition that he build a synagogue, using as its cornerstone the brick intended for the Holy Temple.

Features

Reaching For The Sky

By Yaffa Ganz

I am a firm believer that the three greatest forms of ammunition in our arsenal are truth, tefillah and emunah.

Restaurant Review / Photo of the Day

Urbun: Hidden Buns in the Shuk

By Photo of the Day

If we hadn't heard Josh's American-accented Hebrew we might not have noticed Urbun.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

The Plague Of Hefkerness

By Cheryl Kupfer

If I am a victim of some mishap, let it be because of my own shortcomings, not someone else’s.

Featured / Features / Kosher Food News

How Do We Know Froot Loops Is Kosher? What Does a ‘K’ Really Mean?

By Tiferet Schafler

“You have to ask a reliable kosher agency who stands behind the ‘K’ on the product,” said Rabbi Moshe Berger, operations manager at the Orthodox Rabbinical Board.

Features On The Jewish World

Albert Einstein's 'Music Of The Spheres'

By Saul Jay Singer

Einstein once declared that while Beethoven “created” his music, Mozart's “was so pure that it seemed to have been ever-present in the universe, waiting to be discovered by the master.”

Parenting Our Children

Academic And Social Skills Insights #17

By Rifka Schonfeld

For many people, bad habits fill specific needs. For instance, nail biting relieves anxiety and procrastination simulates relaxation.

Food / NY / Local

Good-bye, Ben’s Best! Doors Shut on Iconic New York Jewish Deli

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Ben's Best closed on June 30th, why are there so few Jewish delicatessens left in the Big Apple?

Book Reviews / Interviews and Profiles

Widen The Derech

By Yehudit Jessica Singer

It’s not about troubled youth, but any youth that may face troubles. Look at trouble not as an adjective but as a verb. The core issue of such youth is the feeling of loneliness.

Book Reviews

The Soul Of Art

By Rosally Saltsman

Title: Art of Revelation – A Visual Encounter with the Jewish Bible Yoram Raanan and Meira Raanan   Art is supremely the language of the spirit. Few artists in the Jewish world today better capture the beauty of holiness than Yoram Raanan – Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks The first time I saw Yoram Raanan's work […]

Potpourri

The Last Lunchbox

By Dr. Chani Miller

“After we kissed her goodbye, we watched her cross the length of 34th street. In my mind’s eye she was a five-year-old again. How was I letting [her] cross this gigantic street without holding my hand?”

Features On The Jewish World

Sousa’s Jewish Connections

By Saul Jay Singer

Sousa’s respect and affection for Liebling may explain why, for his time, the fiercely patriotic bandleader had a rather enlightened view of Jewish immigrants to the United States.

Parenting Our Children

Academic & Social Skills Insights #16

By Rifka Schonfeld

It’s very possible that you are disorganized because you simply have never tried to be organized. However, there is also the possibility that you are disorganized because you are missing executive function skills.

Impact Of Women On Jewish History/Prof. L. Jackson

Rokhl Faygenberg: Of Fremde Vegn (Strange Ways)

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

She reached Palestine in 1924 when the magazine’s editorial management appointed her as their foreign correspondent in the Holy Land.

Featured / Food / Israel / US / Business and Economy

Abeles & Heymann Coming to Israel, Supplying Hot Dogs for US Embassy in Israel's 4th of July Celebration

By Jewish Press Staff

Abeles & Heymann hot dogs are making Aliyah, and they're launching at the US Embassy's 4th of July celebration in Israel.

Baseball Insider

Brooklyn's Best Go West

By Irwin Cohen

The coliseum could house over 100,000 fans. On Opening Day the Dodgers drew 78,672 paying fans – almost double what their beloved former home, Ebbets Field in Brooklyn, could accommodate.

Features On The Jewish World

The Palestine Pavilion – 1924-25

By Saul Jay Singer

They could view articles of Eastern craftsmanship, including Hebron glassware, Jerusalem pottery, Nazareth lace, Palestinian olive wood, and other locally manufactured products, including soap from the renowned Shemen company.

Parenting Our Children

Academic & Social Skills Insights #15

By Rifka Schonfeld

If NVLD is misunderstood, children can develop more serious emotional problems such as depression, anxiety, and phobias.

For the Home

Staying Cool During Summer Heat

By Pnina Baim

One summer, I managed to go the entire season without an air conditioner in my bedroom.

Potpourri / Jewess Press

Summer Dressing

By Shira Rosenbluth

Over the years I've been asked how I handle dressing modestly throughout the summer...

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

I miss my child deeply and daven that a true yeshua takes place.

Features / Kosher Food News

Chalav Yisrael Today: What Is It? How Is It Produced?

By Rabbi Avrohom Gordimer

There are two types of chalav Yisrael farms. One is dedicated full-time to chalav Yisrael service. The second type of farm provides chalav Yisrael milk on a per-need basis.

Features

Two New York Synagogues Mark Their Centennials

By Rabbi Aaron I. Reichel

Today, both synagogues serve the entire Upper West Side community, as do so many of the other amazing other synagogues of this incredibly vibrant and competitive neighborhood.

Community / Features

JScreen: Wiping Out Jewish Genetic Diseases, One Swab At A Time

By Sandy Eller

Over time, JScreen has expanded its testing panel and now can detect 226 diseases that are prevalent in the Jewish community, said Hillary Kener, director of national outreach and marketing for JScreen.

Features / Arts / Event Listings

Ashley Blaker, Charedi Comedian, Regales Frum and Secular Alike

By Tiferet Schafler

“I perform a show that I would not be ashamed for my rav to see, but I’m sure there are always going to be people that feel I pushed it too far.”

Book Reviews

On Nature, Faith And Family

By Bracha Hertz

Several of the poems have Jewish subjects, but still touch on universal themes, such as freedom and unity.

Features On The Jewish World

Nathan Birnbaum, Founder Of 'Zionism'

By Saul Jay Singer

Zionist leader, Yiddishist, journalist, and Jewish theoretician and philosopher Nathan Birnbaum (1864-1937), who sometimes used the pseudonyms “Mattisyahu Ascher” or “Mathias Acher,” is one of the most important Zionists you probably never heard of. He is most famous for coining the terms "Zionism" (in 1890) and “political Zionism” (in 1892). His life, which was one […]

Parenting Our Children

Escape The Line, The Label And The Lie!

By Rifka Schonfeld

"I've collected that data all along, and what I've learned about surviving hurt has saved me again and again. It saved me and, in the process, it changed me.”

In Print / Features / Jewess Press

Power and Politics Feminized (Part II): Muslim Empire And Sephardic Jewry (700-1750)

By Faigy Grunfeld

Turkish Jews and Muslims would flock to her door with bribes or requests for her to exert her influence with the royals.

Impact Of Women On Jewish History/Prof. L. Jackson

Shurat Hadin – Justice

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

The lesson Nitsana derived from the case as a human-rights activist and a litigator inspired her to eventually establish the Israel Law Center called, Shurat Hadin to help victims of terrorism.

Potpourri / Recipes

Crunchy Cabbage Salad

By Ashira Mirsky

I like my dressings acidic and light. The problem is, I never measure. I just throw a few ingredients together and hope for the best.

Features / Sports

From IDF Soldier To YU Shortstop

By Alan Zeitlin

Getting shot at is tough to describe. In the moment, you revert back to your training. You do what you were taught to do. You don’t really think about it. You just react.

Features On The Jewish World

What Did Philip Roth Consider To Be His Greatest Work?

By Saul Jay Singer

Though Roth passionately rejected categorization as a “Jewish-American writer,” it is indisputable that a primary focus of his work was to brazenly, even defiantly, explore American life through a distinctly Jewish lens.

Business/Finance / Event Listings

2018 J-Biz Spurs Powerful Networking; Atracts Leaders in Business, Government and Major Media

By Duvi Honig

Judging by the plethora of Israeli entrepreneurs at J-biz, the event made a particular mark on the Israeli economy and US-Israel relations this year.

Parenting Our Children

Academic And Social Skills Insights #14

By Rifka Schonfeld

Get to know the employer. If you learn about the company or the person who will employ you, you will be showing a sincere interest in the job.

Potpourri / For the Home

Off You Go!

By Sandy Eller

Having already sent three girls to seminary in the Holy Land, you would think I would be an expert on travel gear and accessories...

Features

Birdsong In The Holy Land

By Yaffa Ganz

Our first morning, we awoke to bright yellow sunlight and the sound of birdsong.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

The Walking Wounded: Children Of Survivors

By Cheryl Kupfer

Hitler's destruction of the Jewish family continued long after the liberation.

Arts

Beardless and Bareheaded, Matisyahu Continues to Draw Inspiration From Jewish Sources

By Andrew Friedman / TPS

The first time I saw Matisyahu perform he was mesmerising. It was 2006, at the height of his chassidic phase...

Features On The Jewish World

The 1928-29 Battle For The Kotel

By Saul Jay Singer

It added that Jews had the right to “free access to the Western Wall for the purpose of devotions at all times.”

Potpourri

Sivan: Principle #10 - Honor Your Health

By Rena Reiser and Elisheva Blumberg

When you eat what makes you feel good, most of what you eat will be healthy.

Impact Of Women On Jewish History/Prof. L. Jackson

Yom Yerushalayim

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

Lift up your eyes about you and see, All shall gather and come to you, As I live, says the Lord.

Features On The Jewish World

The Walkin Family Of Shanghai

By Miriam Liebermann

Despite the difficult conditions in Shanghai, and the oppressive climate, they lived a “normal” life.

Parenting Our Children

Academic And Social Skills Insights #12

By Rifka Schonfeld

When still in school, it’s easier to make friends because you are forced into social situations. As an adult, making friends can be harder – especially because your life is busy.

Features On The Jewish World

Sartre’s Muddled Views On Jews And Israel

By Saul Jay Singer

Yet he argued that while Zionism was an important cause in the aftermath of the Holocaust, it had become irrelevant – indeed, it was now a “regressive ideology” – because, he claimed, there was no longer any foreseeable threat of anti-Semitism.

Judaism / Features

TorahAnytime, All The Time A Lifeline Of Inspiration

By Sandy Eller

Rabbi Avrohom Dovid Weisz was just 31 years old when he was diagnosed with ALS in 2005.

Parenting Our Children

Common Needs: Why We Do What We Do

By Rifka Schonfeld

We all have physical needs, we all have relational needs, and we all have aspirational or spiritual needs. When we understand that about each other, we can easily understand each other.

For the Home

How To Make A Bridal Shower

By Pnina Baim

Of course, before you send out the invites, the bride must decide if she would like a registry or will be accepting whatever creative gifts the guests bring.

Potpourri

Beauty At Any Size

By Shira Rosenbluth

Everyone deserves to wear nice clothes no matter their size.

Business/Finance / Event Listings

New Details: J-Biz Expo and Business Conference to Feature Star Presenters and More

By Duvi Honig

These speakers and others will cover the gamut of topics that will help both new and seasoned entrepreneurs find greater success: real estate, marketing, e-commerce, communications, entrepreneurship and more.

Halacha & Hashkafa / Features

Can A Rabbi Younger Than 40 Issue Halachic Rulings? A Case Study From 16th-Century Egypt

By Rabbi Gil Student

Around 1552, leading rabbis in Egypt issued a cherem against people using rabbinic judges not approved by official channels.

Features On The Jewish World

The Six-Day War: De Gaulle Vs. Ben-Gurion

By Saul Jay Singer

This correspondence stands as one of the most brilliant and eloquent presentations of Jewish history, and perhaps the grandest exposition of the Zionist right to Eretz Yisrael, that I have ever seen.

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