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Parenting Our Children

Sem Girls and Alcohol – A True Story

By As Told To Michal Kay

Should I speak to the girls? Find out their contact information and call their parents?

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

Monet, Dreyfus, And The End Of Impressionism

By Saul Jay Singer

When Dreyfus was finally cleared and Zola returned to France, Monet sank into a deep depression over the sordid and disgraceful affair.

From The Wine Cellar / News Briefs / Boycott / BDS / Judea & Samaria / Settlements

Israel’s Wine Guide Boycotts Judea and Samaria Wineries

By JNi.Media

Of course, if the guide were to exclude the Golan wineries it would have been a very thin book, without industry stars like Yarden and Gamla.

Parenting Our Children

The Light Of Failure

By Rifka Schonfeld

What do you do with that failure? How do you learn from it and attempt the seemingly impossible again?

Features On The Jewish World

Shining Lights

By Rabbi Dovid Reidel

In August of 1945, US Army Chaplain Major Aaron Paperman was stationed in Rome, Italy, and sent a telegram to the Agudath Israel Youth Council in New York requesting aid for Jews that had been liberated. Though the war was over and the Nazis were defeated, the remnant of European Jewry continued to suffer. Bereft […]

Potpourri / For the Home / Recipes

Something Sweet: Simply Spectacular

By Sandy Eller

A quick look at margarine-less chocolate chip cookies offers a good look at what Pascal and Overtime Cook are all about.

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

I think the only way to reach your husband is through positive reinforcement.

Baseball Insider

Remembering Yogi

By Irwin Cohen

Like the fans, she adored him. By the time his career as a player, coach, and manager ended, Yogi had collected

The Ambassador

The Ambassadors

By Ambassador Yehuda Avner & Matt Rees

The 2nd installment of The Ambassador, the engrossing new novel from Toby Press: Part 1; Chapter 1

Parenting Our Children

Cracking the Genius Code

By Rifka Schonfeld

The best part of the toolbox (and a point that Ness emphasizes in her book numerous times) is that it’s not about innate knowledge, talent or intelligence.

Features / From the Paper

The 2154th Chanukah (or Chanukah #2154)

By Yaffa Ganz

Our own contemporary Chanukah battle has become one of saving Chanukah from American culture.

Potpourri

Fun Goodies For Your Next Vacation

By Sandy Eller

To me, nothing is more magical than stepping off a plane in the middle of the winter and finding myself someplace sunny, with a suitcase full of warm weather essentials.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Mindful Praying

By Cheryl Kupfer

Prayers of thanks make us focus on the reality that we do have it much better than we think we do.

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

I can't seem to say anything and I do not know what to do.

Community Currents

American Jewish Community Supporting The IDF, One Burger at a Time

By Sandy Eller

“The first time we served over 1,200 people,” Rabbi Lerner told The Jewish Press. “We know exactly how many hamburgers we served because we ran out of buns and had to go out and buy pita.”

South Florida

It's My Opinion: A Raid

By Shelley Benveniste

Apparently, there was a snitch. Perhaps he or she was just answering the call of “See something, say something.” Perhaps it was just a yenta looking to make a little trouble.

South Florida

Gesher Shel Zahav - Bridge Of Gold Meets In Hollywood

By Shelley Benveniste

The gathering was filled with music, singing, and dancing.

South Florida

Never Again Rally At Miami Beach Holocaust Memorial

By Shelley Benveniste

U.S. Senator Bill Nelson caused a stir when he took the podium as several in the audience booed and called him a traitor for his vote in favor of the Iranian nuclear deal.

South Florida

Young Israel Congregation Moves To New Building

By Shelley Benveniste

Ben Levine, former mayor of Surfside, was helpful in obtaining permits and moving the undertaking forward.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

The Life Of Rav Shimon Schwab (Part I)

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

From his earliest youth Rav Schwab had a clear and unwavering desire to become a talmid chacham and serve as a rabbi.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

Bella Chagall’s Chanukah

By Saul Jay Singer

She needs to rescue her fleshless memories, lest they flicker out and die.

Parenting Our Children

Out Of Our Minds: Learning To Be Creative

By Rifka Schonfeld

While Robinson is firmly against the educational systems we have in place, I believe there is definitely value to what we do today.

Health and Living

Success is within Reach

By Dr. Rinat R. Green

With the right approach, children with dyslexia can soar.

Food / Israel / Haredim & Hassidim / News Briefs

Some Ultra-Orthodox Troubled by Bazooka’s New Kosher Certification

By JNi.Media

One talkbacker said the kashrut certification is meaningless, because of the halachic concept of "minhag hamakom," the local practice. If it's been forbidden, it should stay so.

The Ambassador

The Ambassador by Yehuda Avner (z"l) and Matt Rees

By Ambassador Yehuda Avner & Matt Rees

Jewish Press Online presents the prologue to The Ambassador (Toby Press) by Yehuda Avner & Matt Rees

Book Reviews

2015 Jewish Children’s Book Roundup

By Sandy Eller

Not only do books make great Chanukah presents, but you may just instill a love for the printed word in your kids, a gift that can last a lifetime!

Potpourri / Recipes

Celebrate Shines The Spotlight On Creative Shabbos Cooking

By Sandy Eller

New cookbooks seem to magically materialize on my doorstep begging to be read (and hopefully praised on these page) and, while many are lovely and full of promise, only a handful of them make me want to drop everything, head to my kitchen and start cooking. Celebrate, an all new cookbook by Elizabeth Kurtz to […]

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Marriage is hard work. My husband and I both had to change the way in which we behaved.

Restaurant Review

Izzy’s Smokehouse: Where Dinosaur Ribs Roam the Earth

By Sandy Eller

Forget the niceties, this is a place where the barbeque sauce runs down your arms while you nibble on chicken wings,

Food / Israel / History / News Briefs / Archaeology

Discovery: Israeli Early Man from 10,000 Years Ago Ate Hummus

By JNi.Media

The seeds found in the prehistoric sites indicate that the human diet consisted mainly of fava beans, lentils, various types of beans and chickpeas, the main ingredient in hummus.

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

Lucy Cohn Korech: Endurance with Dignity

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

What gives her the strength to carry on, to endure the barely endurable with dignity?

For the Home

How To Give The Best Present Ever!

By Pnina Baim

In the true desire to cut down on unnecessary purchases, for myself and for others, I have begun asking people directly what they want as a gift.

Features On The Jewish World

A Soldier’s Prayer

By Rabbi Dovid Reidel

“It is a gruesome thing to ask every married soldier to visualize his complete destruction… It would be terribly destructive to morale.”

Books / Interviews and Profiles

On The Bookshelf

By Elliot Resnick

The very first Jewish author I ever came across was Sadie Weilerstein.

Parenting Our Children

Homework: The Secret To Success

By Rifka Schonfeld

Parents are frustrated by their inability to get clear information about the right thing the [X] family has apparently figured out.

Features

Our Cabbage Patch Adoptions

By Jodie Maoz

We wanted our children to view adoption as a natural, positive thing.

Book Reviews

A Second-Generation Account

By Dr. Jamie Wasserman

The real life events that Dobin describes in her book brings joy to your face and tears to your eyes in all of the right places.

South Florida

It's My Opinion: Temples, Trucks, And Treif

By Shelley Benveniste

I would say the temple needs to change either its slogan or its public display of activities that go against the basic doctrines of the Jewish faith.

Food / Israel / Travel / News Briefs

Condé Nast Designates Tel Aviv Home of Best Vegetarian Food

By JNi.Media

It is astonished by all the gastronomic influences: Russian, Polish, Arabic, Moroccan, Bulgarian, Iraqi, which “can coax a world of flavors out of the most humble potato.”

South Florida

Rabbi Yitzchok Dovid Grossman Speaks At Chaya Aydel Seminary

By Shelley Benveniste

Rabbi Grossman shared his life story, how he started off being known as “the Disco Rabbi” by reaching out to young Jews who frequented discos and clubs.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

Yitzhak Navon’s Scroll Of The Elders In The Kotel Hama’aravi

By Saul Jay Singer

What follows are several excerpts, translated into English, to give readers a flavor of the late president’s beautiful prose:

Parenting Our Children

The Gift Of Failure

By Rifka Schonfeld

He believes that the best way to get ahead in life is to build character.

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

He constantly bad mouths me and encourages them to disobey me.

Baseball Insider

Random Thoughts On The 2015 Season

By Irwin Cohen

Perhaps the biggest shock for Tigers fans was the firing of president and general manager Dave Dombrowski after the trades of Price and Cespedes.

Parenting Our Children

Learning The Rules Of Asperger Syndrome

By Rifka Schonfeld

We know that the child is cognitively capable, so we ask ourselves, “Why can’t he just act like everyone else?”

Potpourri / For the Home

In The Dark And Loving It

By Sandy Eller

What is it about the lengthy darkness that calls to me?

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

I can feel the tears starting to form...

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

Zinna Abrams: Kind Medical Care

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

I was stunned not only by her extraordinary sensitivity and caring but by her medical expertise. Who was she?

Features / From the Paper

Only Good News

By Yaffa Ganz

I just don't want to hear any more about it.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Being Mindful

By Cheryl Kupfer

As visible Jews, we have to be vigilant and very mindful of our actions.

Features

The Night Of Broken Glass—And Dreams

By Libi Astaire

SA and Hitler Youth members shattered the windows of 7,500 Jewish-owned shops (hence the name Kristallnacht, or Night of Shattered Glass) and the stores were looted.

South Florida

It's My Opinion: Cellphones

By Shelley Benveniste

People sitting on buses or trains or even in doctors’ waiting rooms are forced to hear loud, annoying, and often personal conversations of strangers. There seems to be no escape.

South Florida

36th Annual South Florida Chassidic Chanukah Festival

By Shelley Benveniste

The event is free of charge and is a project of Chabad of South Broward – leaders in Jewish education, outreach, and social services.

South Florida

Judge Norman Ciment In Israel

By Shelley Benveniste

While in Israel, Ciment took time to continue managing his Refrigerator/Oven Program, which currently provides new ovens and refrigerators to approximately 100 families on welfare.

South Florida

South Florida Community Invited To Rally

By Shelley Benveniste

The event will take place November 15, 4 p.m., at the Holocaust Memorial in Miami Beach (1933-1945 Meridian Avenue).

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

Rabbi Dr. Bernard (Yissachar Dov) Illowy (Part II)

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

Rabbi Illowy did his utmost to increase the religious observance of his congregants.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

The Jewish Connection To The Brooklyn Bridge

By Saul Jay Singer

The remarkable Unger, a true mathematical Renaissance man, was a visionary in the field of mathematics education who also wrote numerous texts, many of which became pedagogical standards used by university systems across Europe, particularly in Russia

Features

Mayor Plans First Shul In Ein Gedi In 1,800 Years

By Elliot Resnick

Litvinoff said the shul is just one project among several that he has promoted on behalf of observant Jews.

Book Reviews

From Lyrics To A Novel, Through America’s Pastime: Abie Rotenberg’s Newest Creation, The Season of Pepsi Meyers

By Y. S. Haber

“When creating a work of music, I’ve experienced epiphanies – where a song in its entirety took literally minutes to write – as well as drawn out, lengthy endeavors that took years to complete.

Parenting Our Children

The Science Of Making Friends (And Shidduchim)

By Rifka Schonfeld

Understanding the hot-cold empathy gap can help those in shidduchim comprehend how their actions might influence their dates.

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

We must compliment our children on their internal beauty so they will feel that their character has worth and value.

Parenting Our Children

Cultivating Creativity

By Rifka Schonfeld

The brain scans of people who solved the puzzle with a flash of insight showed a burst of activity in the right temporal lobe in the moment of realization.

Potpourri

Would It Be

By Faigie Heiman

Fifty-five years in Israel is reason to celebrate.

For the Home

How To Make A Difference

By Pnina Baim

In Israel, there is a growing pushback against publications that erase women.

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

Sylvia Rafael: A Fearless Fighter For Israel

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

Three years after she first arrived in Israel, she met a Mossad recruiter who thought she might be right for the organization.

Features On The Jewish World

Away For The Holidays

By Rabbi Dovid Reidel

Bring home for the holidays was every GI's dream...

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

My granddaughter is in the basement for six hours, never taken outside and never held.

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