One Big Family_
by Chana (Jenny) WeisbergIt doesn't take a war for a country to unite and feel like family. There's always Sukkot.
Purim: Best Director
by Chana (Jenny) WeisbergScorsese move over. Purim reminds us who is really sitting in the director's chair.
German Mother, Jewish Son
by Chana (Jenny) WeisbergOne German mother's extraordinary response to the Holocaust.
Every Soldier a Hero
by Chana (Jenny) WeisbergThe inspiring story of the hero of the Merkaz Harav massacre.
The Bad Matchmaker
by Chana (Jenny) WeisbergI resolved to make one match a week, for one year. After all, even a broken clock is right twice a day. How wrong I was.
Love is not a Luxury
by Chana (Jenny) WeisbergOur love for our children -- and our ability to express that love -- will ultimately make them or break them.
Remembering the Captured Soldiers
by Chana (Jenny) WeisbergThe moment we forget Gilad, Eldad, and Udi, they're lost.
A Chicago Bears Fan in Paris
by Chana (Jenny) WeisbergThere is no place like home. But where is home?
An American Jew in Russia
by Chana (Jenny) WeisbergAll Jews have a still small voice inside of them that says, "I am a Jew."
Homesick, Israeli-Style
by Chana (Jenny) WeisbergIt's true, Israel's not perfect. But what do I need perfect for when I've found home?
When Silence is Golden
by Chana (Jenny) WeisbergSometimes holding your tongue creates the most beautiful harmony.
The Heroine in Everywoman
by Chana (Jenny) WeisbergThe secret power of Jewish mothers: creating and nurturing life in the face of death.
Hunting for Blessings
by Chana (Jenny) WeisbergI was having a terrible morning until I spent an hour waiting in line for the ATM.
Think Globally, Act Locally
by Chana (Jenny) WeisbergDespite my sincere desire to save the world, I never managed to move past rhetoric and idealism to meaningful action. Then I started learning about Judaism.
Blessing Inc
by Chana (Jenny) WeisbergThe Puah Institute provides fertility counseling and assistance for couples throughout the world.
One Big Family
by Chana (Jenny) WeisbergIt doesn't take a war for a country to unite and feel like family. There's always Sukkot.
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