Surveillance and Privacy
by Rabbi Benjamin BlechEvery moment is being recorded for posterity.
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My eating disorder was my way to get control of my life and become pretty.
The terrorist invoked the Torah’s principle “an eye for an eye” to justify his violence. He’s tragically misguided.
Now more than ever, the world can benefit from the Decalogue’s contemporary lessons.
Charles Ramsey’s past doesn’t negate the heroism he showed in rescuing Amanda Berry.
Four ways to react to the horrific bombings in Boston.
Her proudest moment was saving an Austrian Jew.
It happens in the Sistine Chapel, which was designed to be a copy of the holy Jewish Temple in Jerusalem.
With more than 42,000 ghettos and concentration camps scattered throughout Europe, almost everyone had to know what was happening.
Seventy anonymous blood donors saved Ariel Fishman’s life.
Doesn’t He have more important things to be worried about?
The most precious gift I can give my children.
Remodeling our kitchen provided an extreme makeover – in an unexpected way.
What if you’re not the world’s best looking, smartest and richest?
How the Torah instills moral sensitivity and self-discipline.
Judaism’s five-piece framework for finding a career that really fits.
Where did a first grade teacher get the strength to perform her extraordinary act of bravery?
Kate Middleton's nurse and the unpredictable consequences of one’s actions.
Thanksgiving weekend is made possible by a vast number of strangers. Don’t take it for granted.
It’s no wonder Judaism forbids a man from being alone with a woman who is not his wife.
Left-right, blue-red, rich-poor. With the U.S. elections over, how can the healing begin?
An amazing, true story about a plane that was forced to land in Newfoundland on 9/11.
A personal glimpse into a world turned upside down.
The presidential election looms. Does it really matter who wins?
The campaign advisor warned my mother: “You can’t win unless you campaign on Saturday.”