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Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

The National Emblem Of Israel

By Saul Jay Singer

The winning proposal, which was chosen from among 450 designs submitted by 164 participants, incorporated as its central theme an iconic representation of the menorah carved in relief on the Arch of Titus in Rome.

Potpourri / From the Paper

Fit & Trim

By Tanya Rosen

If you normally drink zero cups a day, don’t flood your body with sudden large amounts of water.

Features / From the Paper

A Feud For The Ages: A History Of The Jews And The Church (Part IV: Inquisition And Insurgency)

By Libi Astaire

It’s estimated that the total number of Spain’s Jews who succumbed to the pressure to convert was between 200,000 and 250,000 souls.

Parenting Our Children / From the Paper

Anxiety Q & A: The Unusual Places Anxiety Rears Its Head

By Rifka Schonfeld

Therefore, large servings of both compassion and patience are also necessary remedies for the problem.

From the Paper / Impact Of Women On Jewish History/Prof. L. Jackson

Margaret Bergmann Lambert: Famous Jewish High Jumper

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

A sports complex in Berlin had been named for her in 1995, and in 2010 the athletic field at Francis Lewis High School in Queens was also renamed for her.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

Stripes And Strings Of A Holy Nature

By Miriam Liebermann

Rabbi Yaakov Salomon emphasizes the imperative of familiarizing our children with the lessons of the Holocaust.

Potpourri / Food

Intuitive Eating: How To Drop Your Diet And Make Food Your Friend

By Rena Reiser and Elisheva Blumberg

When food is abundant, humans will naturally eat what their bodies need and stop when they are satisfied.

Features / Potpourri / Health and Living / From the Paper

The Highs And Lows Of Marijuana Use

By Ann Novick

Chronic pain is debilitating and eating or smoking pot has given many people relief. Most people see it as a benign way of dealing with pain, but is it benign?

Book Reviews / From the Paper

Title: Yaakov and the Secret of Acra Fortress

By Brenda Goldstein

How many people know the lineage of King Antiochus, known formally as Antiochus IV Epiphanes?

Parenting Our Children / From the Paper

Habits and Habit Stacking

By Rifka Schonfeld

Habits are so powerful that unless you actively work on fighting it, your brain stops fully participating in decision-making and focuses on other tasks.

Potpourri / From the Paper

Camp Mommy - Week 9

By Ru Friedman

Delve deeper! If you found yourself drawn to a particular medium, do it again. Then again.

For the Home / From the Paper / Back to School

How To Get Back Into School!

By Pnina Baim

The best way to prepare your child for the best year possible is, of course, by preparing.

Potpourri / Recipes / From the Paper

Festive Meals

By Chef Shaul

The combination creates a synergistic deliciousness that will bring your meal to another level.

Features / From the Paper

Discussing The Lives And Legacies Of Jewish Supreme Court Justices

By dvora

Dalin's newly-released book is the first to review the history of the eight Jewish justices born to Jewish mothers, who served and continue to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court...

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

Einstein’s Support For The Jews Of The Holocaust

By Saul Jay Singer

When the Ministry did not react to his report, he resigned his post and taught history at Jewish high schools in Warsaw.

Features / From the Paper

Eichmann Exhibit Shows Mossad’s Role in Capture

By Alan Zeitlin

It was not only the Mossad’s intelligence that allowed for the capture of Eichmann. It was also his son’s stupidity.

Potpourri / Recipes / From the Paper

Smores Pie

By Ashira Mirsky

I tried to think of a way I could serve them on Shabbos afternoon, without the mess and the heat.

Parenting Our Children / From the Paper

Mindshift: Fake It Until You Make It… Great!

By Rifka Schonfeld

Many people who switch careers in the middle of their lives feel that they are fakes, and this feeling is labeled - the imposter syndrome.

Features / Interviews and Profiles / From the Paper

On The Bookshelf

By Elliot Resnick

Omitting imaginary books like How Jewish Unity Became a Reality During the 21st Century, I think I’d really like to read the definitive epic saga of the teshuvah movement of the second half of the twentieth century.

Marriage and Relationships / From the Paper

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Ultimately we don't truly understand Hashem's plan. All we can do is our hishtadlus.

Features / Judaism 101 / From the Paper

Business Success 101

By Rabbi Michoel Gros

With the warm reception they had received in Manchester, and with both Aaron and Rivka preferring quieter areas and smaller communities to the hustle and bustle of London, they decided to move there.

Features On The Jewish World

Santayana And His ‘Master’ And ‘Hero’ Spinoza

By Saul Jay Singer

Are the Jews going to repent of being anti’s, for fear that soon there should be nothing left to be anti against?

Baseball Insider / From the Paper

1942: Jewish Ballplayers Go To War

By Irwin Cohen

While American Jews were leaving the baseball field for military bases, Jews on the other side of the ocean were being targeted by the Nazis.

From the Paper / Florida / South Florida

Opposition To South Florida Synagogue Won’t Let Up

By Shoshy Ciment

Chabad received approval from the city in 2008 to build a synagogue but soon began encountering opposition.

Features

To My Torah Mother From Her Torah Daughter

By Chayale Ilene Gordon

Many months passed and one night the Rebbetzin said something I will never forget. It tipped the scales for me.

Features / From the Paper

In Oz Ve’Gaon A New Place Of Learning

By Shira Schreier

The beautiful grounds are buzzing with activity on a daily basis. Visitors come from schools and youth groups, ulpanot, yeshivot, IDF Mechinot, as well as from overseas.

Food / From the Paper

Dining Out, Summer Style

By Sandy Eller

While just eating outside on your porch can kick up the fun factor of any meal, consider switching things up a little by gathering up your food and heading for the great outdoors.

Parenting Our Children / From the Paper

Sensory Processing Disorder Q&A

By Rifka Schonfeld

With language, children with autism often speak late and when they do its in a monotonous tone.

Features / From the Paper

Summertime

By Yaffa Ganz

Eretz Yisrael opens her heart only to those who truly love her.

Features / From the Paper

Shidduchim: Then And Now

By Henia

She continued opening resume and deleting them quickly.

Features / From the Paper

Good News For Yermiyahu – At Last

By Aviva Perlmutter

Pisgat Zev lives in the present, looks forward to the future, and remembers the past.

Marriage and Relationships / From the Paper

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

My wife comes from a dysfunctional home where her mother always put her father down.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History / From the Paper

Rabbi Chaim Hirschensohn, Chief Rabbi Of Hoboken And Environs

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

When the Turkish government issued a prohibition against selling property to Jews in Palestine, Hirschensohn’s financial situation deteriorated, and he left the country to secure a stable livelihood.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

The 1957 Attempt To Assassinate Ben-Gurion

By Saul Jay Singer

When Ben-Gurion was revived at the hospital, he was relieved to learn the attacker was mentally unstable rather than politically motivated.

Features

Hatzoloh Members - Are You Protected From Being Fired For Taking A Call?

By Joey Aron, Esq.

Unfortunately, while the New York law protects emergency workers from being fired for time providing assistance related to the state of emergency, it does not allow for these workers to be paid for the time that is devoted during the state of emergency.

Religion / From the Paper / Media / Jewess Press / Featured

Invisible Women: Censorship By Some Orthodox Publications

By Shoshy Ciment

I think most people in society are able to look at modest pictures of women without it eliciting impure thoughts, said Rabbi Steven Pruzansky of Congregation Bnai Yeshurun in Teaneck, New Jersey.

Features

Tisha B’Av Message from Zvi Gluck

By Zvi Gluck

Shidduchim – I hate that word. How many lives have been lost because parents have been focused on shidduchim?

Parenting Our Children / From the Paper

Emotional Intelligence 2.0

By Rifka Schonfeld

ou can assess your emotional intelligence through a variety of tests in order to understand where you stand on the EQ range, however, as I mentioned before EQ is not fixed and is easily raised through your own actions.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

The Tale Of Two Young Survivors

By Miriam Liebermann

Those of us who are children of survivors will undoubtedly relate to at least one or two of the lines above, if not all of them!

From the Paper / Impact Of Women On Jewish History/Prof. L. Jackson

Asenath Barzani: Remarkable Hebrew Scholar

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

I never left the entrance to my house or went outside; I was like a princess of Israel ...

Potpourri / Food / From the Paper

Intuitive Eating: How To Drop Your Diet And Make Food Your Friend

By Rena Reiser and Elisheva Blumberg

Swapping your body’s internal hunger/satiety signals for an external set of eating rules is bound to backfire.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

Three Nuremberg Documents

By Saul Jay Singer

It was through Jackson’s leadership that the Nuremberg trials were organized; standards of evidence developed; rights of defendants defined; and prosecutorial action commenced.

Movie and Play Reviews

Theater Review: Silence Meant Safety, But One Woman Put Her Life In Danger

By Alan Zeitlin

“We Will Not Be Silent” tells the story of Sophie Scholl, a German college student who placed anti-Nazi leaflets at her college and was hanged for her "crime."

Parenting Our Children / From the Paper

Are We Spoiling Our Children?

By Rifka Schonfeld

Psychologists and journalists argue that in this new age of parenting, we are producing entitled and spoiled children.

Books / From the Paper

A Jewish Slave In Rome

By Ann Goldberg

For all of Tisha B'Av I lived the life of a slave in Rome.

For the Home / From the Paper

How To Make A Bar-B-Q

By Pnina Baim

In my circles, manning the barbeque is traditionally a male job, but there is a lot more to a successful barbeque than dropping the meat onto the grill.

Marriage and Relationships / From the Paper

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Young people today do not realize how bad anti-Semitism can be.

From the Paper / Features

Holocaust Museum Focuses On Eichmann And His Capture

By Shoshy Ciment

Operational Finale was the code name given by the Mossad to the mission of finding and capturing Eichmann after the Holocaust.

Parenting Our Children / From the Paper

Rachel's Story

By As Told To Malkie Schulman

After that traumatic summer, we sent her back to school. But it was a nerve-wracking time. We lived in trauma and fear.

Features / Judaism 101 / From the Paper

A Perilous Risk

By Rabbi Michoel Gros

Was their recent commitment strong enough to prevail against this dramatic test?

Parenting Our Children / From the Paper

Don’t Get Stuck!

By Rifka Schonfeld

Susan David begins her book Emotional Agility: Get Unstuck, Embrace Change, and Thrive in Work and Life with the following story: A well-regarded captain stood on the bridge of a British battleship watching the sun set across the sea. As the story goes, the captain was about to head below for dinner when a lookout […]

Potpourri / Recipes / From the Paper

Dairy Delight

By Ashira Mirsky

I took my favorite foods, cheese, walnuts and beets, to create the ultimate sweet and salty flatbread.

Potpourri / From the Paper

Writing Home

By Mordechai Schmutter

Dear Mordechai, How do I get the kids in camp to actually pay attention during learning groups? Learning Director, Camp Kol Turkey

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

Miriam Friedman: Chassidic Matriarch

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

Matriarch Miriam’s lifespan included the Russian Revolution, the oppression of Soviet Russia, the chaos of post-World War II Europe, and the birth of Chabad Chassidism around the world.

Marriage and Relationships / From the Paper

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Many people have told me that they wished they would have purchased life insurance when they were younger and in better health.

Baseball Insider / From the Paper

The One-Of-A-Kind Jim Bunning

By Irwin Cohen

I followed Evers religiously and so I thought it was an act of sacrilege that Bunning wore Evers's uniform number while with the Tigers.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

Moses Mendelssohn: Personally Observant Progenitor Of Reform Judaism

By Saul Jay Singer

The leading fighter for Jewish civil rights in Germany, he used his respect and renown to assist individual Jews and entire communities in disputes with the German authorities and he facilitated the revocation of many anti-Semitic laws.

Features / From the Paper

When Moslems Saved Jews

By Rhona Lewis

I am done with my little bit of research and I marvel. Not so very long ago Muslim Arabs were willing to risk their lives to save Jews.

Parenting Our Children / From the Paper

I Don’t Have Time for That

By Rifka Schonfeld

If we want to feel good about our careers, our relationships, and ourselves at the end of the day, week, or year, we need to assess what our priorities are and then schedule them into our weeks.

Food / From the Paper

Shabbos Bowls

By Jennifer Wise

Shabbos Bowls just might change the way you prepare for Shabbos.

Potpourri / From the Paper

Bring On The Heatwave!

By Sandy Eller

Knowing that there was only one way to get what she wanted, Yonit set out to design it.

Potpourri / From the Paper

Me And My Awesome Escort

By Yaffa Ganz

Out goes all the old stuff. In comes the new.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer / From the Paper

Torah And The Marshmallow

By Cheryl Kupfer

The inevitable conclusion of the study was that holding back, delaying gratification, leads to a more stable and positive life.

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