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Apartheid in the Middle East
Apartheid against the Palestinians is alive and well.
Those Who Can, Teach
I’m not a rabbi, I never studied in yeshiva, and there’s so much I don’t know. So why am I teaching Torah?
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Lifting My Cloud of Depression
by Tehilla VanfossenMedication only removed the pain; attaining happiness was up to me.
Steve Jobs' Last Words
The most important quote of the year.
Why Can't We Be Friends?
Bottom line, we are one family.
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Q & A for Teens: Afraid of Death
by Lauren RothI’m friends with a sweet little girl who's dying of cancer.
Dear Emuna: Breaking the Abusive Pattern
Am I destined to become an abusive mother because I was abused?
A House of Hopes
Mikvah and motherhood: Frankly, I never thought I'd enter either institution.
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My Favorite Child
by William KolbrenerIn a world that fantasizes about perfection, Shmuel did not meet any one’s expectations.
Winter Soups & Stews
The perfect dinner meal.
Dear Expectant Father
What a man needs to know before his wife gives birth.
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Dating Maze #350: Digital Pursuit
by Rosie Einhorn, L.C.S.W. and Sherry Zimmerman, J.D., M.Sc.Has online dating changed the rules?
10 Questions to Ask Before Getting Married
How to know you're ready to tie the knot.
Dating Maze #349: Professional Failure
I love this guy but it seems like he’ll never succeed.
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The Artist
by Judy GruenMichel Hazanavicious’s Golden Globe winning silent film imparts powerful lessons about the power of speech.
Jtube: Portlandia
How can we control technology and not have it control us?
Broken!
Already broken Jewish celebrity New Year’s resolutions.
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Israel Snapshot
Beautiful photos from the Land of Israel.
Hanukkah: Rock of Ages
The Hanukkah Story in 8 hit songs.
A short medley of pop music parodies through the ages.
Like Water on a Rock
by Aish.com staffA stunning new book by ArtScroll features Aish.com’s best articles.
Shvat: Filling the Bucket
The spiritual significance of the month of Shvat.
ABCs of Honoring Parents
In Judaism, every day is Mother's Day and Father's Day.
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Yahrtzeit of Rabbi Yisrael Abuchatzeira, the great Sephardic sage and kabbalist known as the Baba Sali (1889-1984). Born in Morocco, the Baba Sali made aliyah following the creation of the State of Israel, eventually settling in the Negev town of Netivot. There he served as a central address for Jews seeking advice, blessings, and in many cases, miracles. Stories abound of his supernatural abilities -- if someone complained about a physical malady, he would prescribe a spiritual action to rectify it. If he was presented with money as a gift, he could identify if it was earned in a "kosher" way or not. He had elevated beyond the physical to the extent that he would eat only small morsels each day. Today his grave in Netivot is a popular place of pilgrimage and prayer.
