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West Coast Happenings

OJCB Shakes Lulav And Esrog With Prisoners

By Jeanne Litvin

Chaplain Winkler along with the other OJCB chaplains work tirelessly on a daily basis to ensure that all of the Jewish prisoners religious needs are met.

Potpourri / Recipes

Busy in Brooklyn: Chani Apfelbaum

By Sandy Eller

“I work around the Jewish calendar, always trying to think of creative spins,” noted Chani.

Parenting Our Children

Not The Top Of The Class: Why American Schools Are Mediocre

By Rifka Schonfeld

“Without a high school diploma, you couldn’t work as a garbage collector in New York City; you couldn’t join the Air Force. Yet a quarter of our kids still walked out of high school and never came back.” – Amanda Ridley

Marriage and Relationships

Being Treated Equally

By Dr. Yael Respler

My mother-in-law is totally devoted to her daughters and their children. Her sons’ children on the other hand are treated like second-class citizens.

Features

Decision Time: Demystifying The School Selection Process

By Sandy Eller

“You don’t just choose a school, you choose a community,” said Erik Kessler, director of admissions, communications and human resources at The Moriah School.

Travel

Poland Celebrates Opening Of Jewish History Museum

By dvora

The Polin Museum of the History of Polish Jews is designed to tell the whole thousand-year story of the Jews in Poland.

Teens and Twenties

90 Seconds – A Summer Never to Forget

By C.M. Nimchinsky

This past summer was a powerful one for the Jewish people. I will always remember where I was on June 12th when I found out that Gilad, Eyal and Naftali were kidnapped. I will always remember the look on my sister’s face on June 30th when she told me that they were found. I will […]

Parenting Our Children

Give and Get

By Rifka Schonfeld

Avromi often put other people’s interests before his own: he would not defend people whom he believed were guilty (even if they were willing to pay him a lot of money).

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

Chavka Folman-Raban: A True Jewish Heroine

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

The environment of the “Gymnasia” inspired Chavka to join the Zydowska Organizacja Bojowa, (ZOB), the Jewish Fighting Organization, and volunteer for a most precarious, critical task.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Politically Correct Krimkeit

By Cheryl Kupfer

The Presbyterian Church USA voted to divest from three companies that do business with Israel.

Marriage and Relationships

Chesed Begins At Home

By Dr. Yael Respler

How can I help my wife learn to say "no," and understand that her first priority must be her husband and family?

South Florida

It's My Opinion: Finally – Good News!

By Shelley Benveniste

My eyes skimmed an article on page 1A. I was flabbergasted. I read the title again. Could it be? It had good news for the Miami Jewish community.

South Florida

RASG Hebrew Academy’s Pre-Sukkot Sunday Spectacular

By Shelley Benveniste

Students in early childhood, elementary, and middle school were treated to an array of hands-on projects to create sukkah decorations such as wind chimes, velvet posters, sand art, paper chains, and more.

Marriage and Relationships

Is Marital Therapy A Mistake

By Dr. Yael Respler

It is important for a therapist to focus on a person's strengths as a way of overcoming his or her difficulties.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Beware Of The Krimme: Conclusion

By Cheryl Kupfer

Sadly, there are mothers who, due to severe depression are unable or unwilling to prepare nourishing food for their children.

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

Michal Fried: From Peduel To Montevideo

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

Michal had never been away from home. And now, she was going so far away, for so long – an entire year!

Potpourri

Sitting In A Puddle

By Mordechai Schmutter

Though if you do have a schach mat, you’ll realize that it cannot actually support the weight of the water.

Parenting Our Children

Nerds, Introverts And Bullies

By Rifka Schonfeld

Social disabilities occur at many levels, but experts identify three different areas of learning and behavior that are most common for children who struggle to create lasting social connections.

Features / From the Paper

A Time For All Things

By Yaffa Ganz

Sukkot is an eternal time of joy, and if we are worthy, of plenty.

South Florida

It's My Opinion: Our Brothers’ Keeper

By Shelley Benveniste

Two of our brothers, Jonathan Pollard and Alan Gross, sit in the pit of captivity. We have a mandate to see that they are freed.

South Florida

Chabad of South Broward Holds 33rd Annual Dinner

By Shelley Benveniste

Chabad of South Broward has 15 Chabad Houses in ten cities.

South Florida

Get Screened For Jewish Genetic Diseases

By Shelley Benveniste

Victor Center works in partnership with healthcare professionals, clergy, and the community to sponsor education programs and college campus out reach.

Holidays / Potpourri

Having Chol HaMoed Fun – Together.

By Jennifer Wise

So just in case you're stuck in the house this Chol HaMoed – because there's a new baby or because someone has a cold – not because of anything worse, here are six ideas for family fun at home.

Recipes

Sukkos Delights

By Jewish Press Staff

We are told that someone who says that God's mercy extends to a bird's nest should be silenced.

Features

The Song Of A Harp

By Rhona Lewis

Our harps have 22 strings. This gives musicians a wide musical range and yet stays within Biblical parameters.

Baseball Insider

One Hundred Years Ago

By Jewish Press Staff

In 1914 Mayer became the first Jewish pitcher to win 20 games in a big league season, posting a 21-9 record with a superb earned run average of 2.58.

Recipes

Sukkot Recipes

By Nina Safar

To avoid the hostess panic, keep your menu to a minimum, consisting mostly of tried and true recipes that you are familiar with while adding a few new dishes to the mix to keep it exciting.

Holidays / Potpourri

Sukkah Chandelier – Three Ways!

By Esther Ottensoser

Give your sukkah an aura of polished grace with one of these breathtaking chandeliers!

For the Home

Don’t Toss It, Upcycle It!

By Sandy Eller

The idea of breathing new life into something you already own, using leftover bits and pieces as springboards for future projects, is probably a tendency to which I am genetically inclined

Marriage and Relationships

Summer Dilemma

By Dr. Yael Respler

I went to camp for many years. We cleaned our own bunks and did not have air conditioning.

West Coast Happenings

Mazel Tov Commissioner

By Jeanne Litvin

Over 350 people celebrated the engagement of Fire Commissioner Andrew Friedman and his fiancé, Chanie Herskovic, at their Hancock Park home Sunday.

West Coast Happenings

A Message From The LAPD About Hate Crimes

By Jeanne Litvin

Why is it so important to report a hate crime or hate incident?

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

Israel Rokeach (1841 – 1933): Founder of I. Rokeach & Sons

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

Practically to his last days the patriarchal founder was at his office almost daily and took an active interest in all matters connected with the business.

From The Wine Cellar / Israel / News Briefs

What Did King David Drink? Israeli Wine Researchers Aim to Revive Ancient Libations

By Ben Sales

“You want to know what this wine looked like, which wine King David drank, white or red.... We can see if it’s red or white, strong or weak.”

Recipes

Decoratively Speaking

By Mindy Rafalowitz

I should be pursuing plateaus of pure and holy, but I’m busy delving and developing palatable palates instead.

Parenting Our Children

Wholehearted Parenting

By Rifka Schonfeld

Brown argues that this wholehearted living must extend into our parenting.

Potpourri

On Achdus

By Roxanne Abrams

If we truly honor the other participants in a conversation, we can support, empathize with, and even celebrate their feelings.

Teens and Twenties

From Monsey To Sderot

By Batya Resnick

I witnessed the true strength of Am Yisrael during those few days.

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

Dalia Betolin-Sherman: How The World Turned White

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

She writes intuitively, freely, and only afterwards understands the meaning of what she has written.

Features On The Jewish World

Americare: Helping Holocaust Survivors Throughout Their Golden Years

By Sandy Eller

“I knew it was a great idea, a win-win situation for everyone,” said Burstein.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Beware The Krimme: Part III – In Memory Of Molly, a”h

By Cheryl Kupfer

Not knowing any better, I assumed that Molly and her mother must be voracious readers.

Marriage and Relationships

In-Law Complications

By Dr. Yael Respler

"I would really love my mother-in-law ...if she weren't my mother-in-law."

Book Reviews

Multiple Dimensions, A Parshah At A Time

By Dr. Rivkah Blau

For each weekly reading, Rabbi Grysman begins with a synopsis of the Torah portion, followed by a focus on a major issue.

South Florida

It's My Opinion: Domestic Abuse: A Very Real Issue

By Shelley Benveniste

It’s Rosh Hashanah. A new year. Time for a fresh start. Time for a new slate. Time for change.

South Florida

Gov. Scott Visits North Miami Beach/Aventura Community

By Shelley Benveniste

Governor Rick Scott visited North Miami Beach/Aventura on the morning of Wednesday, September 17.

South Florida

Metzuyan Academy ESE Provides Services For Special Needs Students

By Shelley Benveniste

While the cost per student is higher than mainstream schools, Metzuyan Academy ESE is a priceless educational opportunity for children with special needs in South Florida.

South Florida

Winn-Dixie And Chabad Of Tamarac Host Challah-pa-looza Family Fest

By Shelley Benveniste

Challah-pa-looza helped get the community ready and excited about the upcoming Jewish New Year.

South Florida

Jewish Community Watch Holds Night Of Awareness

By Shelley Benveniste

Miami businessman and philanthropist Eli Nash had many in tears as he shared his story of the horrific abuse he suffered from age 8 to 11.

Features On The Jewish World

Hannah Senesh’s Final Correspondence

By Saul Jay Singer

In 1943, Jewish Agency officials recruited her to join a clandestine military project whose ultimate purpose was to offer aid to beleaguered European Jewry.

Features On The Jewish World

Amid Ukraine Civil War, Will Chassidim Make Pilgrimage To Rav Nachman's Grave?

By dvora

As optimistic as Menachem Rosenberg is – and he said he is going to Uman – he’s sure that this year, most of the travelers will not tour other religious sites or places in Ukraine.

Potpourri / Recipes

Yom Tov Recipes and Fitness Tips

By Jewish Press Staff

Three sets of three-day Yomim Tovim can seem overwhelming - especially when we are trying to stay healthy.

Teens and Twenties

Turning Toward Teshuva

By Shayndel Plotkin

Is a missed opportunity to do a mitzvah considered a sin?

Teens and Twenties

In Your Hands

By Rayzel Reich

The sounds and scents of the kitchen are cozy, familiar, but loud in the silence.

For the Home

Battling The Diet Demons

By Pnina Baim

Everyone has a weakness. For some people it is the inability to walk past a sales rack without dropping a few hundred dollars. For others, it’s the inability to keep their house organized.

Marriage and Relationships

The Meaning Of Time

By Dr. Yael Respler

Not enjoying saying no, I often succumbed to requests viewing them as demands I couldn't refuse.

Features On The Jewish World

For These We Cry: Rabi Elazar ben Shamua

By Libi Astaire

His entire life was dedicated to Torah and he became a pivotal figure in the transmittal of the Oral Torah to the next generation.

Features On The Jewish World

Victims Of Terror: Redesigning Avital Afgin

By Rhona Lewis

When you don't have anyone else to turn to... that's when you're tied to Hashem the closest.

Restaurant Review

Connecticut’s Hidden Culinary Gem

By Sandy Eller

While we all go to restaurants for a good meal, it is dessert, that final taste that lingers in your mouth, that is the crown jewel of any dining experience and Six Thirteen’s offerings did not disappoint.

Features / From the Paper

Fifty Years Of Plenty

By Yaffa Ganz

Today, fifty years and six million (!) people later, Israel is truly a different world.

For the Home

Kitchen Tips For The Harried Houswife: Preparing For a Three-Day Yom Tov

By Ann Goldberg

There will always be items that don’t freeze well – salads and some rice- or potato-based dishes – so you need to leave time to prepare or cook them closer to Yom Tov and ensure there is enough room in the refrigerator to store them.

Potpourri

Dress Codes From The Past

By Rhona Lewis

In Uzbekistan, in the early twentieth century, it was the women who wore the pants.

Parenting Our Children

Manners and Menschlichkeit

By Rifka Schonfeld

This is an important one in raising a mentsch (and maybe even in marrying off a mentsch! listening skills are on the top of the list when I do shidduch coaching).

Teens and Twenties

Rosh Hashanah

By Chayala Nachum

This Holy Day comes once a year With prayers and begging and pleading and tears,

Teens and Twenties

Multitasking: Ability or Inability?

By Hannah Rozenblat

While multitasking is not ideal, it is often necessary and unavoidable.

Potpourri

Stuck In Place

By Mordechai Schmutter

Maybe now that your kids are back in school, you should start cleaning for Pesach.

Features On The Jewish World

For These I Cry: Rabi Chutzpit the Interpreter

By Libi Astaire

The interpreter was expected to be a talmid chacham himself and be able to also offer explanations and clarifications to the students.

Features / Interviews and Profiles

Frank Buchweitz: The Epitome Of Determination

By Sandy Eller

"When Frank does something he does it well and you don't have to worry about dotting the i's or crossing the t's."

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

Yonat Daskal, Tal Shahar, Noam Dan and Tamar Bar-Ilan: Four Women Saving Jewish Lives

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

“On Sunday I was at the Kotel with the battalion and we said a prayer of thanks. In Gaza there were so many moments of death that I had to thank God that I'm alive. Only then did I realize how frightening it had been there.”

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Beware Of The Krimme (Part II)

By Cheryl Kupfer

Neglect, indifference or criticism can break a person's neshama.

Marriage and Relationships

A Positive Outlook

By Dr. Yael Respler

It’s fair to say that we all know or have someone in our family who is divorced.

South Florida

It's My Opinion: A Battle With Your Enemies

By Shelley Benveniste

The assumption of a shared kinship is based on being part of the human race. Life is so much easier to figure out when everyone thinks the same way.

South Florida

Yeshiva Tiferes Torah Opens In Boca Raton

By Shelley Benveniste

Various other learning opportunities will be offered to the community throughout the year.

South Florida

Tzvi Hirsh Chaim Bikur Cholim Holds Inaugural Meeting

By Shelley Benveniste

The new group will also deliver kosher food to Jewish residents in non-kosher facilities, as well as to kosher facilities where the food is not up to par.

South Florida

Chabad Chayil of Highland Lakes Jewish Center Ushers In New Year With Special Events

By Shelley Benveniste

The Honey Bee workshop delighted the children and all others who attended the event.

Baseball Insider

Happy Memories

By Irwin Cohen

Many former baseball players who left us with happy memories also passed away in the past year.

Potpourri / For the Home

Supermarket Hacks To Trim Your Grocery Budget

By Sandy Eller

Scan those sale circulars either online or when they show up at your doorstep, check out the sale items and plan your menus accordingly.

Features On The Jewish World

For These We Cry: Rabi Chananya ben Teradyon

By Libi Astaire

"Rabi, if I make the flames hotter and remove the wool sponges from your heart, will you bring me to the World to Come?"

Features / Potpourri

You’re Hired! Now What?

By Ron Ansel

Make sure that you know what the policies are and that you adhere to them scrupulously.

Marriage and Relationships

Dear Dr. Yael

By Dr. Yael Respler

I recently met a wonderful woman who writes poetry. With her permission, I am sharing a poem she wrote about time.

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