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by Elliot Mathias
Without fanfare, Mr. Wolfson took responsibility for the physical and spiritual survival of the Jewish People.
by Joseph Friedenson
Destroying my father’s Talmud, they understood the secret of Jewish survival.
by Rabbi Ahron Lopiansky
The stark contrast of the two events sheds light on what it means to be a Jew.
by Sergey Kadinsky
I recently became a link in the chain of transmission that stretches back thousands of years.
by Elke Weiss
Casting Holocaust survivors as nervy, pushy villains is a moral perversion.
by Yael Ehrenpreis Meyer
Yosef Mendelevich’s heroic story of faith, courage and survival.
by Rabbi Gavriel Horan
Who was Rabbi Yosef Shalom Elyashiv?
by Rabbi Shraga Simmons
Forty years after 11 athletes were murdered in Munich, Israel still mourns alone.
by Deborah Eichler
For a child of divorce, feeling tears on Tisha B’Av is easy. It’s finding hope that’s the real challenge.
by Rabbi Nachman Zakon
Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakkai’s strange request reveals the essence of the Jewish people.
A glimpse of his greatness.
by Sara Yoheved Rigler
A story that should make every Jew shudder.
by Bayla Sheva Brenner
Children of Holocaust survivors reclaim their heritage.
by Akiva Novick and Sarit Rosenblum
Rabbi Rafoel Shmuelevitz, the rosh yeshiva of Mir who suffers from ALS, remarkably improves, signaling a medical breakthrough.
by Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein
Eva Sandler transcends victimhood to become a modern-day heroine.
by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
The Pulitzer Prize winner’s fanatical worldview has morphed into Jew-hatred.
by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
We are free. We are responsible. And together we can change the world.
by Binyamin Rose
Will Recant, son of Holocaust survivors, is one of the world’s top experts in emergency relief and disaster assistance programs.
In 60 years, why has she never visited Israel?
by Aish.com staff
Jacob Ostreicher suffers the fallout of a broken justice system. You can help.
Adam Milstein is using Hebrew to stem the tide of assimilation amongst Israelis living in America.
Embodying Jewish values is the best PR for Torah and the Jewish people.
by Rea Bochner
Parents – and God – love their children unconditionally, no matter what they do.
by Rabbi Kevin S. Bemel
How Judaism informed my work as a deployed Navy Chaplain.
by Leah Bates
I trusted my children. Then this happened.
by Marnie Winston-Macauley
There are no words to describe their valor, only prayers.
A profile of philanthropist Chuck Boxenbaum.
by News 8
Should a condo association have the right to block placement of religious symbols in the public spaces?
by Eytan Kobre
As a young German Jewish soldier, Howard Triest witnessed unusual intimate encounters with evil.
by Leah Cohen
My childhood view of a shattered, melodious life.
by Rabbi Yehuda Heimowitz
Rav Nosson Tzvi Finkel refused to be enslaved by his debilitating disease.
Rabbi Benjamin Blech
by Rabbi Benjamin Blech
Our greatest contributions to the world summarized in five words: memory, optimism, faith, family, and responsibility.
The miraculous sweep of Jewish destiny, from ancient Egypt to nuclear Iran, set to the music of Yaakov Shwekey.
Mrs. Sandler urges Jews around the world to do good in memory of the beloved victims.
by Rabbi Eli Gewirtz
Be part of the largest celebration of Jewish learning and Jewish unity in American history.
God may guarantee the survival of the Jewish people, but individually, the existential threat is alarmingly real.
To be a Jew is to be a magnet for hatred, no matter how unjustified and irrational.
by Miriam Kosman
It wasn’t we, the “frummies,” against those weird non-observant Jews. It was just all of us, together.
by Barbara Sofer
Religious freedom isn’t always a giveaway.
One surefire way to avert a nuclear holocaust.
by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg
Purim is unfolding again right before our very eyes. How can we go about business as usual?
Startling parallels between ancient Persia and Israel’s predicament today.
by Dore Gold
Watch the powerful 30-minute documentary, Crossing the Line, that exposes the growing anti-Israel sentiment on campuses across North America.
The illogic of anti-Semitism.
My one-woman crusade to boycott human rights abusers.
by Natalie Menaged
How to effectively counter Israeli Apartheid Week on campus.
by Rabbi Shlomo Buxbaum
Can Judaism be “cool” enough for a new generation?
by Steve McDonald
From Catholic Bloc Québécois MP to staunch Jewish activist.
by Professor Robert S. Wistrich
The Holocaust has become a weapon of choice for many of Israel’s worst enemies, for a resurgent anti-Semitism.
by Phil Jacobs
Rebbetzin Weinberg was, as my father put it, a “leader of leaders.”
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