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South Florida

It's My Opinion: What Can We Do?

By Shelley Benveniste

Yes, prayer, charity, and mitzvot are fundamental tenets of our faith, but the community wanted to do more and show some hands-on manifestation of solidarity with Israel.

South Florida

Former Israeli Ambassador Ayalon Visits Hebrew Academy

By Shelley Benveniste

In cooperation with WIZO, the Women’s International Zionist Organization, former Israeli ambassador Danny Ayalon visited the Hebrew Academy (RASG) and spoke to students in the high school on October 15. Ambassador Ayalon began his career in Israel’s Foreign Service in Panama, went on to the UN mission in New York, and was the political adviser […]

South Florida

NCSY Southern Region Launches ‘Shabbat Around The World’

By Shelley Benveniste

In the coming weeks, teens from around Southern Region will be invited to enjoy other themed Shabbat experiences – Latin, Moroccan, Israeli, and more.

South Florida

Chabad Chayil Initiates GROW Enrichment Program

By Shelley Benveniste

Through the GROW program children become kinder people, opening their minds to others’ perspectives and their hearts to others’ feelings and needs.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

Bambi: A Zionist Allegory

By Saul Jay Singer

In Twin Books Corp v. Walt Disney (1966), a patent infringement case involving the rights to Bambi, the California court wasted no time in properly crediting authorship of the beloved children's classic:   It is a very common misconception that Bambi was the brainchild of the world's foremost entertainer of children, Walt Disney. To the […]

Features

Returning To Beit Lechem – With Idealism And Faith

By Elliot Resnick

“Rachel has cried enough,” Stern said. “Now it’s time to give her something to smile about.”

Parenting Our Children

Discipline: The Case For And Against Time-Out

By Rifka Schonfeld

Siegel argues against timeouts saying that they teach children that when they are struggling they are on their own and do not have parents to help them.

Potpourri

Practically Clueless

By Mordechai Schmutter

Women, on the other hand, are not really supposed to learn a lot of Gemara, because that’s like giving a soldier a loaded weapon.

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

There is halacha and then what is in the spirit of halacha.

West Coast Happenings

LA Acknowledges Hungary Program To Refurbish Synagogues And Cemeteries

By Jeanne Litvin

The president advised during the meeting that Hungary has committed over eight million dollars to the refurbishing of synagogues and cemeteries.

South Florida

It's My Opinion: A Celestial Event

By Shelley Benveniste

We all want to feel we are holding the reins. The premise is flawed. The human condition is a democratic experience. All are vulnerable.

South Florida

RASG Hebrew Academy Holds Pre-Sukkot Spectacular

By Shelley Benveniste

His mini-sukkah made use of Tinker Toys, Lego blocks, and freshly cut leaves.

Features / From the Paper

Swearing In

By Yaffa Ganz

Would I want my grandsons to be elsewhere?

Teens and Twenties

100 Days Of Quiet Happiness

By Hannah Rozenblat

Can you be happy for 100 days in a row?

South Florida

South Florida Jewish Day Schools Pioneer New Direction in Education

By Shelley Benveniste

Participating Jewish day schools include The Gordon School of Beth David Congregation, Jacobson Sinai Academy, The RASG Hebrew Academy, Lehrman Community Day School, and Scheck Hillel Community School.

Potpourri / For the Home

Ahhhhhh, October

By Sandy Eller

It's time to force myself to think about apple cider, cuddly sweatshirts and the end of daylight savings time.

Features On The Jewish World

Morning Reflections From Afar

By Erica Lyons

While I envision the need to travel back and forth from time to time, my place is here with my husband and children.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Under The Influence?

By Cheryl Kupfer

Young people tend to be too naive and idealistic to fully fathom the implications of their actions.

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

The Crown Of Creation: Motherhood

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

How many of us realize that, surprisingly, it was through this act that woman attains motherhood?

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Arguments against giving any vaccines are naive and hollow.

Book Reviews

With Complete Faith

By Fern Sidman

Neuberger peppers the book, his fourth, with quotes from the Torah, the Psalms, the Prophets, and other classic Jewish sources to buttress his thesis that biblical prophesies and the words of the rabbis are referring directly to our times.

Book Reviews

Defending G-d And Our Patriarchs

By Rabbi Aaron I. Reichel

One of the most challenging questions posed is whether there are fundamental differences between divine justice and human justice.

Parenting Our Children

How To Talk So Your Kids Will Listen

By Rifka Schonfeld

If your child is upset, he will most likely not want you to ask him lots of questions or give him a lot of advice about the problem right away.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

The Sad Story Of Califano, Einstein, And The Nazis

By Saul Jay Singer

Compelled to show his friendship for the Jews in a more concrete form, Califano decided to print, at his own expense, a million color postcards reproducing The Ignominy of the Twentieth Century and to sell them nationally for the benefit of Jewish refugees from the Nazis.

Baseball Insider

Barney Dreyfuss, Jewish Father Of The World Series

By Irwin Cohen

"It is my belief that if our clubs played a series on a best-of-nine basis, we would create great interest in baseball in our leagues and in our players. I also believe it would be a financial success."

Parenting Our Children

Floating Or Sinking In The River Of Denial

By Rifka Schonfeld

Write about your feelings. Keeping a journal can help you express exactly what you are feeling, and force you to be honest with yourself.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

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

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

He was a powerful and fascinating speaker and convincing preacher, and his ministrations were so successful that his synagogue on Sabbath and holidays was always crowded with worshipers...

Books / News Briefs

Timely: New Book Explores How 100,000 Jewish Refugees Were Saved by US

By JNi.Media

As Syrian refugees risk their lives to immigrate to other countries, many are reminded of the attempts of Jews to escape Nazi persecution in the 1930s and 1940s.

Arts / News Briefs / Arts and Entertainment / Holocaust

New Book Displays All the Art Göring Stole from Jews

By JNi.Media

While being questioned at Nuremberg, Göring was “humble” about having pulled off one of the most extensive theft of artwork in history...

Features On The Jewish World

Whiz Kids

By Sandy Eller

Bigger isn’t always better. We know this from Pirkei Avos, which advises us not to look at the container, but rather at what is inside, and from the old adage, “Good things come in small packages.” While those words can be applied to a wide range of objects and situations, they hold equally true for […]

Jewess Press

Liberation From Women's Lib

By Orli Katz

Women naturally understand and accept the will of Hashem much more easily than men.

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

Goldie Steinberg: Survivor Of The Kishinev Pogrom

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

At 104, Steinberg moved into the Grandell Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Long Beach, N.Y., where she was known for her warmth and consideration for others.

Parenting Our Children

Social Thinking: Learning To Adapt To Those Around Us

By Rifka Schonfeld

Unfortunately, for some children, social learning does not happen naturally, especially those with Asperger’s or other disorders on the autism spectrum.

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Don't focus on the negatives, that's the easy thing to do.

South Florida

Agra D’Pirka Comes To Miami Beach

By Malky Lowinger

Rabbi Aharon Kahn, rav of Knesses Bais Avigdor in Flatbush, flew down to join the community grand opening.

South Florida

Bal Harbour Village Council Passes Anti-Boycott Resolution

By Shelley Benveniste

“Recently we have seen the increase in efforts to boycott and otherwise discriminate individuals on the basis of nationality or ethnicity.

South Florida

NCSY Holds Labor Day Event

By Shelley Benveniste

"This was a wonderful way to launch what promises to be an extremely rewarding year for Jewish teens all over South Florida," said Todd Cohn, executive director.

South Florida

It's My Opinion: Not Quite Kosher

By Shelley Benveniste

When I checked out the shop's website, I realized I had been operating under a false premise.

Book Reviews

In A Lyrical Way

By Ann Wasserman

Very few of the poems follow an expected rhyme or meter.

Restaurant Review

Upscale Pizza and Wine Bar Sparkles in Crown Heights

By Sandy Eller

I won’t lie to you – we knocked off the entire bread basket because the butter was so incredible that we just couldn’t stop eating it.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

Wyatt Earp’s Mezuzah

By Saul Jay Singer

Another intriguing “Wyatt Earp Jewish connection” involves the long-standing mystery of the legendary fallout between Wyatt and Doc Holliday.

Israeli Real Estate Guide

No Longer Just a Dream: Construction in Ramat Givat Zeev in Full Swing

By Daniela Berkowitz

Ramat Givat Zeev will be an upscale, Torani community built to include high standards of construction and infrastructure.

Potpourri / Food

Great Kosher Restaurants: Elan Kornblum

By Sandy Eller

“Every dish that comes out, eight people take out their phones to take pictures of it,” said Kornblum.

For the Home

The Second Most Feared Holiday: Yom Kippur

By Pnina Baim

I'm not trying to minimize the holy work of raising children.

Features On The Jewish World

Red Spies

By Rhona Lewis

The Red Orchestra was made up of three different units. The Trepper unit was based in Germany, France and Belgium.

From The Wine Cellar

Tapping into the Future of Winemaking

By Guest Author

By Rachel Gross The New York Times called it ‘not merely good but brilliant.’ For the Daily Telegraph (UK,) it created an ‘experience contemporary and aspirational.’ The last glass is ‘as fresh as the first’ promises the Washington Post. What is this revolution overtaking the wine drinking world? Wine on tap. We’re all used to […]

Parenting Our Children

Eight Stages, Two Paths: Erik Erikson’s Psychosocial Stages Of Development

By Rifka Schonfeld

The eight stages are usually by age (though in some cases the ages are fluid).

Marriage and Relationships

Odysseus And Jonah Help During A Fateful Journey

By Dr. Judith S. Bendheim Guedalia

What in my experiential memory can help me understand what is being said to me and some of the wound beyond the bandages I see?

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

If Hashem were talking to you, would you interrupt to answer your cell phone?

Features On The Jewish World

A Passport Of Life

By Rabbi Dovid Reidel

It is important to recognize that her efforts on behalf of rescue weren’t always lauded.

West Coast Happenings

Jewish Community Day At Dodger Stadium

By Jeanne Litvin

As all this was happening, three Jewish representatives of the U.S. armed forces were honored and saluted the flag as the National Anthem was sung.

Parenting Our Children

How We Learn

By Rifka Schonfeld

Each part of the brain does its own job and together they generate a coherent whole.

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

Fiamma Nirenstein: The Multi-Talented Jewish Diplomat

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

Their daughter Fiamma inherited the Zionist spirit and talent for writing from her parents.

Potpourri / Recipes

Unique Cookbooks Explore Intriguing Culinary Territory

By Sandy Eller

While I have yet to figure out where to put all these amazing volumes, I am astonished by the culinary inspiration that seems to jump off many a page and the apparently unending creativity that gives each of us the opportunity to experiment as never before.

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

Hashem gives us a refuah; how dare we not use it?

South Florida

It's My Opinion: The Devil Made Me Do It

By Shelley Benveniste

Taking personal responsibility for our lapses can be difficult.

South Florida

Florida Teens Return From NCSY Summer in Israel

By Shelley Benveniste

The Shuval TJJ pilot program helped 46 NCSY high school students become more informed and articulate on the subject of Israel and its right to exist.

South Florida

Miami Beach Eruv Council Hold First Tribute Dinner

By Shelley Benveniste

Jerry Levine accepted a gift on behalf of Judge Norman Ciment who was not able to attend.

South Florida

Special-Needs Hebrew School Opens In South Broward

By Shelley Benveniste

Children who have special needs are at risk of social, religious, and cultural isolation.

South Florida

Demonstrators Rally Against Iran Agreement

By Shelley Benveniste

A crowd of about 400 concerned citizens demonstrated outside the Aventura office of Florida Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz on August 31. Americans for a Safe Israel, Zionist Organization of America, Veterans Against the Deal, StandWithUs, Young Israel of Hollywood, Young Israel of Aventura, Israeli American Council, and the Republican Party of Miami-Dade County endorsed the […]

Book Reviews

For Every Season

By Yaakov Wasserman

The Jewish Holiday Companion has articles for every Jewish holiday, and even contains entries for Yom HaShoah, Yom HaAtzma’ut, and Thanksgiving.

Book Reviews

Holocaust Memoir From An Orthodox Viewpoint

By Henri Lustiger Thaler

The chronological voice within his writing is memoir-like in style – in the sense of a man looking back in time – but with the extant content of rapidly unfolding everyday events, like a diary.

Features On The Jewish World / From the Paper

9/11, Israel, And Me

By Saul Jay Singer

As he shut his piercing grey eyes and began chanting a portion of the service from memory, we could all sense he was actually transported back there through time and space – and the best part was that he was taking us with him.

Baseball Insider

Major League Baseball’s First Jewish 20-Game Winner

By Irwin Cohen

The Philadelphia Phillies were impressed with his pitching prowess and promoted him to the major leagues in 1912.

Parenting Our Children

Back-To-School Anxiety - What Kind Of Worrier Are You?

By Rifka Schonfeld

How often do you worry? I can’t stop worrying. I don’t really worry much at all. Not constantly, but occasionally. Pretty frequently. You might call me a worrywart.   What is your typical night’s sleep like? What’s sleep? There is no way I could sleep with bills to pay and locks to check, I’m up […]

Features

Tie A Gold Ribbon 'Round A Tree

By Malka Hillelsohn

Every year 13,500 children will be diagnosed with a pediatric cancer.

Features / From the Paper

A Different Kind Of Year

By Yaffa Ganz

We gazed at the Old City walls and wondered when and if we'd ever be privileged to enter its gates.

From The Wine Cellar / Product Promotion

Domaine Du Castel Winery Story

By Jewish Press Staff

Reviving the long standing tradition of wine making in the JUDEAN HILLS

Potpourri

Vintage Vino

By Sandy Eller

Spending more on a bottle of wine doesn't guarantee that you will like it better.

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

What should I say if someone asks me what happened?

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Making Your Life Matter

By Cheryl Kupfer

Perhaps we need to review, as Jews, what defines success.

Books / Interviews and Profiles

On The Bookshelf

By Elliot Resnick

Rabbi Mayer Schiller is a Skver-Rachmistrivka chassid with a passion for the ideology of Rav Samson Raphael Hirsch. Born to a non-observant family, Rabbi Schiller became a baal teshuvah in seventh grade after he and two friends embarked on an unusual experiment: to live as Orthodox Jews for a month. He is the author of […]

West Coast Happenings

Meira Academy’s First Graduation

By Jeanne Litvin

Though each member of Meira Academy's 2015 graduating class was accepted to a university, all of the girls have chosen to spend a gap year in Israel to attend seminary before they head to college.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

The Malach’s Son – Rav Rifael Zalman Hakohen Levine

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

The two Torah giants spent hours discussing a variety of Torah topics, some of which went well beyond subjects normally dealt with in Lithuanian yeshivas.

Food / Israel / News Briefs / Business and Economy

Tel Aviv Restaurant Breaks Down Boundaries Between Eating Out and at Home

By Steve

Bringing your own sandwich to a restaurant would appear as the height of chutzpah, but not any more—at least not at Lunchbox...

Recipes

Yom Tov Recipes

By Jewish Press Staff

Last year, OneFamily published a cookbook in Hebrew featuring the bereaved mothers’ recipes.

Book Reviews

Who Killed William Of Norwich?

By Libi Astaire

How did an unresolved murder case turn into an accusation of ritual murder?

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