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Health and Living

Two Wings of a Bird

By Alyssa Elbogen

Health has to do with harmony. Harmony with our surroundings. Harmony with ourselves.

Parenting Our Children / From the Paper

A Letter From A Mother In Pain

By Anonymous

What follows is story of a regular family and a tragedy that unfolded while we were not looking.

Book Reviews / From the Paper

Title: With Might And Strength: An Autobiography

By Ben Rothke

Written in somewhat of a raw, clipped style, Goren holds no punches for those whom he admired, and those whom he scorned.

Parenting Our Children / From the Paper

Brains: Making Connections

By Rifka Schonfeld

The best thing to do is to help your child not only develop both sides of their brain, but also to connect the two sides.

Book Reviews / From the Paper

Title: Halakhic Morality: Essays on Ethics and Masorah by Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik

By dvora

The Rav begins his project with an in-depth examination of the first four mishnayot of Pirkei Avot, raising topics such as the sources of ethics, power and persuasion, elitism and democracy, educational philosophy, freedom and coercion, among others.

Potpourri / Recipes / From the Paper

What's Cooking with Chef Shaul

By Chef Shaul

One of the most comforting of fruits in the winter is the humble tomato. It is sweet and warmly acidic, and comforting. Therefore, I am featuring two recipes incorporating tomatoes.

Features

Young Israel Of Memphis Celebrates Talmud And Torah

By Rabbi Akiva Males

Many young couples they interact with are looking for more affordable Jewish communities.

Parenting Our Children

Teenage Brains: Mindfulness And Anger

By Rifka Schonfeld

Anger is a natural response to threats and it allows us to fight and defend ourselves when we feel attacked.

Potpourri / Recipes / From the Paper

Winter Soup with Homemade Croutons

By Ashira Mirsky

The amazing thing about a pureed soup is that it is pretty hard to mess up.

Potpourri

You’re Not In My Weight Class

By Mordechai Schmutter

Okay, so no matter what exercise he asks us to do, some part of me complains.

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Maybe my letter with inspire people to appreciate what they have.

Baseball Insider

Some Off-Season Musings

By Irwin Cohen

I experienced all the emotions a baseball-oriented person could feel on the third Sunday of September in 2016.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

The Jew Who Discovered Penicillin’s Use

By Saul Jay Singer

He married within the faith (to chemist Anne Beloff) and was an outspoken anti-assimilationist.

Features

Holding Their Hands

By Linda Levin

Dr. Gruber was 32 years old when she was sent on this mission. She felt strongly that she was suited to go as she was Jewish herself and spoke Yiddish.

Parenting Our Children

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder: Say No to the Fear

By Rifka Schonfeld

Each of us knows what it feels like to be anxious or apprehensive: the night before a big test, going on a date, or when preparing for Yom Kippur. So, how do you distinguish that normal anxiety from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)?

For the Home

Flying High

By Sandy Eller

In the interest of complete honesty, I will tell you that I have learned most of these lessons the hard way.

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

Shir Hajaj, Yael Yekutiel, Shira Tzur: Victims of Arab Terror

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

As this column focuses on the impact women have made on Jewish life and history, we will be discussing the three female cadets who were murdred.

Features / From the Paper

The Benefits Of Lunch

By Yaffa Ganz

The last time we met, the world was in such turmoil that we didn't know where to begin.

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Being in a warm and welcoming community is so important.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Who’s Got You?

By Cheryl Kupfer

Is there a precedent in the thousands of years since Jews accepted the Torah where there was such a widespread disdain of working?

Book Reviews

Building A Wall Is Nothing New

By Alan Jay Gerber

These valued teachings should surely serve as an apt example and model for application in our own times.

Book Reviews

The Original Jews Of The Ghetto

By Aharon Ben Anshel

A reconstruction of the Ghetto in its various historical phases makes it possible to see exactly how the quarter grew...

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

Disraeli And The Secret Plan To End The U.S. Civil War

By Saul Jay Singer

Disraeli was also a Zionist who, in several of his later books, expressed his strong desire to see the return of the Jews to their land, including Jerusalem.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

Early History Of Jews In Chicago

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

In 1845 the first Jewish organization in Chicago was established under the name of the Jewish Burial Ground Society.

Parenting Our Children

Shidduchim: What To Look For In A Spouse

By Rifka Schonfeld

If you are stuck in a traffic jam, how does your date respond to the frustration of being late?

Features On The Jewish World

Jewish Geography, Part III: To the Ends of the Earth

By Libi Astaire

Whatever their reasons for navigating those icy waters, it was a challenge for all early explorers, including the Jewish scientists who made contributions to the endeavor, sometimes at the cost of their lives.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

Isaac Leeser: Father Of Torah Judaism In America

By Saul Jay Singer

Orphaned at age 14 and raised by his devout grandmother, who greatly influenced him, Leeser emigrated from Germany to America three years later, arriving at Richmond (1824).

Parenting Our Children

Can You Choose To Be Happy?

By Rifka Schonfeld

It’s simpler because, ultimately, it doesn’t take that much more than what you already have to be happy.

From The Wine Cellar

Warming Up With Elegant Wines

By Gabriel Geller WSET III

Some wines are so elegant and rich that they bring a smile of satisfaction and enhance the spiritual experience while debating a rashi with our chavrusa.

Potpourri / Recipes

Dinner With Chef Shaul

By Chef Shaul

As we are in the cooler months of the winter, I am focusing on warm and hearty meals, ones that are short on prep time and family friendly.

Potpourri

How To Move Into A New Home

By Pnina Baim

We help each other on a regular basis, but are free to say no without feeling guilt or resentment.

Potpourri

Fun-Sized Answers

By Mordechai Schmutter

Sometimes people ask me questions that have been circulating for a while. That doesn’t mean I don’t have answers, though.

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

Dr. Anita Turtletaub: The Beauty of Yiddish And The Merit Of Matchmaking

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

And yet, despite her lifelong interest and amazing contributions to Yiddish language and literature, her prime forte is matchmaking!

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

For years now, I have disagreed with him and despised his every word and action.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

Pete Seeger: An Anti-Zionist Who Sang Israeli Songs

By Saul Jay Singer

None of this should have been surprising to those who knew him because he was always first and foremost an unrepentant communist who, despite his repeated assertions of standing for peace and mutual cooperation, was actually a great anti-Israel public figure.

Features

The First Jewish Americans: Freedom And Culture In The New World

By Sara Trappler-Spielman

The current exhibition, on view until February 26, is in its own right combating anti-Semitism by educating the public about the impact early Jewish settlers had on helping to establish this country.

Potpourri / Recipes / From the Paper

Pastrami Eggrolls With Apricot Dipping Sauce

By Ashira Mirsky

These taste the best served on Friday night paired with a glass of Tulip Cabernet Sauvignon.

Features

Ancient Jews: The Lands Of India

By Elissa Moss

From the records we learn that, unlike European and Middle Eastern Jews, Jews in India were treated the same as any other citizen; they were often autonomous and experienced little persecution.

Parenting Our Children

Failing And… Parenting

By Rifka Schonfeld

Brown encourages us to see our failures, learn from them, and move forward.

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Whenever we are together, I come home sad.

Baseball Insider

The Jackie Robinson Trade That Shocked Brooklyn

By Irwin Cohen

Jackie Robinson finished his tenth major league season with a .275 average and 10 home runs. He was slowing down and saw action in only 117 of the Dodgers' 154 games.

Features / NY

Boro Park Resident Turns A Happy 102

By Jewish Press Staff

Sara Markowitz celebrated her 102nd birthday with her family...

Features

Discharged Lone Soldiers: You Chose the Thug Life

By Deena Felsenthal

Israel knows how hard it is for a lone soldier to go from comforting arms of the IDF into hardcore Israeli civilian life.

Parenting Our Children

How To Deal With Behaviorally Challenged Children

By Rifka Schonfeld

Elementary school children may occasionally throw tantrums when sitting down to do their homework. This will often occur if your child is inundated by work or exhausted from lack of sleep.

Features / From the Paper

Fire And Water

By Yaffa Ganz

Water can be a curse as well as a blessing.

Potpourri

There's No Business Like Snow Business

By Sandy Eller

Once the snow has begun to fall, you can start debating the age old question: Do you wait until the snow stops to start shoveling or do you go out and shovel a few times during a lengthier snowfall?

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

Sarah Aynor: Matriarch Of Ethiopian Youth

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

This amazing woman was able to do this when there were five students, as well as quite recently when there have been as many as 270 students in the program.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Penny-Wise And Pound-Foolish

By Cheryl Kupfer

There is no guarantee that being "pound-wise" will extend our lives, but medical science insists that it helps.

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

It seems as if all we are doing is copying the ways of other nations.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

The First Yeshiva Gedolah In The U.S.?

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

Virtually everything we know about Yeshiva Or HaChaim comes from the pamphlet “Torah Or,” published anonymously in 1895 in Hebrew.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

The Judaism Of Joseph Pulitzer

By Saul Jay Singer

Among other evidence, researchers have uncovered any number of official records, including passports and issued passes that conform Pulitzer’s mother was a Hungarian-born Jew.

Book Reviews

Seeing Hashem’s Hand Through The Pain

By Rosally Saltsman

Rabbi Rosenblatt is a rabbi in London who is also the founder of Tikun, a chesed organization with many activities and programs.

Features / News & Views

NCSY Introduces Bencher App At Yarchei Kallah

By Jewish Press Staff

The app is a virtual version of the household staple in the Jewish community, with over 2.5 million copies printed and with numerous translations including German, Hungarian, Russian, and Spanish.

Features

A Jewish Look At “Jerusalem 1000-1400: Every People Under Heaven”

By Tzipora Baitch

One only has to glance at the Jewish wedding ring from Germany topped with an ornate temple, symbolizing the lost Beis Hamikdash.

Parenting Our Children

Language: Can You See Eye To Eye?

By Rifka Schonfeld

Even between people who speak the same language, there can be misunderstandings and miscommunication.

Features On The Jewish World

Friends Of Refugees Of Eastern Europe In Chicago (Conclusion)

By Reitza Kosofsky

It is impossible to assess how many lives have been touched, how many mitzvot have been performed because of F.R.E.E., and the far-reaching effect of each interaction with another Jew.

Features

Giorgio Perlasca: The ‘Italian Wallenberg’

By Menucha Chana Levin

I couldn't stand the sight of people being branded like animals... I couldn't stand seeing children being killed. I did what I had to do.

Potpourri / Recipes

The Wonderful World Of Sous Vide

By Sandy Eller

My voyage into the world of sous vide began with the Sansaire immersion circulator, a product that got its start on Kickstarter and exceeded its goal by more than 800 percent.

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

We have been made to feel socially isolated and only marginally important.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

Which Jew Really Created Batman?

By Saul Jay Singer

After writing the first Batman story, “The Case of the Chemical Syndicate,” Finger went on to author 1,500 more stories over 25 years.

Features On The Jewish World

The Sparks Of Judaism Come Alive In Belarus

By dvora

Two and a half decades after the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the Republic of Belarus is still in many ways a communist country.

Parenting Our Children

Do You Have a Persuasive Personality?

By Rifka Schonfeld

Your social skills work in your favor when it comes to persuading other people.

Features

Jumpnasium And Billy Beez

By S. Y. Einhorn

Here are two excellent indoor parks I have recently visited with my family.

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

Miriam Eshkol: Extraordinary First Lady

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

During Eshkol’s tenure as prime minister, Miriam maintained her daily work as the Knesset librarian while taking an active role in assisting him in all affairs, political and foreign, and serving as his personal secretary.

Potpourri

Kiddush Hashem 1966

By Faigie Heiman

Agnon's words at the Nobel ceremony resonated for a proud observant Jew embracing a momentous occasion.

Features On The Jewish World

Friends Of Refugees Of Eastern Europe In Chicago (Part II)

By Reitza Kosofsky

As the refugee population grew, we realized that we could reach more people through a Russian-language newspaper.

Book Reviews

Stories To Light Up The Dark Winter

By Ezra Banner

Rabbi Krohn is a deeply emotional person and this comes through in his dedication of the book to three sterling Teachers of Torah who all passed away this year.

Book Reviews

A Gadol’s Holocaust Memoir

By Rosally Saltsman

The memoir follows a year and a half of the travels and travails of Rabbi Hirschprung from the beginning of World War II until his arrival in Japan.

South Florida

It's My Opinion: A Misguided Rescue

By Shelley Benveniste

The charming story soon turned into a different tale. The well-meaning rescue was said to be ill advised.

South Florida

ZOA Honors Scheck Hillel Community School Students

By Shelley Benveniste

The following is an excerpt from the announcement that was made from the podium:

South Florida

Young Israel Congregation Of Bay Harbor Presents Shabbat Series

By Shelley Benveniste

The final get-together, on January 3, will be hosted by Tammy Attias. It will be open to the congregation’s women of all ages.

South Florida

JAFCO Luncheon Raises $35,000 For Children

By Shelley Benveniste

The luncheon began with a boutique of more than 20 vendors and a Chinese auction with many exciting prizes.

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