Jewish World

A Zionist Manifesto

by Sara Yoheved Rigler

Is Israel fighting a losing battle?

Media Critique #39 - Classic CNN Bias

by HonestReporting.com

CNN mentions the name, age and hometown of the suicide bomber -- but not of the Jewish victims.

Get Me To The Church On Time

by Jonathan Rosenblum

Choosing to marry someone who shares the defining values of your life is not racist.

Jews Without Children: A Tu B'Shvat Teaching

by Yosef Ben Shlomo Hakohen

Men and women like myself, who are unable to have children, should not feel that they are incomplete Jews.

France and England's Jewish Problem

by Tom Gross

When a British journalist blows the whistle on European anti-Semitism, some try to minimize the damage.

Hebrew School Daze

by Jonathan Rosenblum

Are Jewish day schools undemocratic?

An Old Story: Anti-Semitism, Past and Present

by Jack Schwartz

The worst things to accuse the Jews of: racism, apartheid, genocide, colonialism.

The Courage to be Different

by Yosef Ben Shlomo Hakohen

A Jewish boy's request for a Christmas tree leads to an important discovery: to be truly universal, we must first be able to give to the world our own unique light.

How To Work Miracles - The God Factor: Part 2

by Sara Yoheved Rigler

The distinction between the natural and the miraculous is only one of human perception. Everything that occurs is really a miracle.

Intellectual Honesty

by Rabbi Berel Wein

Acknowledging and admitting one's limits is a sign of greatness, not weakness.

The God Factor: Part 1

by Sara Yoheved Rigler

Chanukah comes to teach us how history can take the most unlikely turns and produce the most improbable victors.

We Have Lost A Father

by Jonathan Rosenblum

The Jewish world lost one of its greatest leaders, Rabbi Shach, whose concern encompassed every Jew.

Israel Now

by Tefilla Buxbaum

Is the future of American Jewry secure?

Resurrecting an Ancient Face of Evil

by Suzanne Fields

Virulent anti-Semitism is alive and well, and proliferates across the Arab world.

Seeking Peace

by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

Let us say to our enemies: We do not seek our freedom at the cost of yours; therefore do not seek yours at the cost of ours.

Learning How To Speak To Generation X

by Gary Rosenblatt

Lack of knowledge and an ingrained sense of moral relativism make it difficult for Jewish college students to fully identify with Israel.

Apocalypse Now?

by Rabbi Noson Weisz

The terrorist's power is psychological. What will happen to the Western world when its bubble of security and control is pricked?

Of Bombings and Hope

by Rabbi Ahron Hoch

The Jewish people know what it's like to endure vicious attacks. And we can learn how to avoid them, too.

Hero of Flight 93

by Seamus McGraw

Jeremy Glick joins a line of courageous Jewish heroes.

Celebration of Terror

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

When Palestinians celebrate terror attacks, the media is strong-armed into suppressing its coverage. Here's why.

Preparing for War

by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith

While President Bush prepares America for war against the forces of evil, with the advent of Yom Kippur Jews are preparing for an additional war against an implacable foe.

The Tightrope of Life

by Rabbi Pinchas Waldman

Terrorists aim to destroy the survivors as well by instilling a sense of paralyzing fear. We must not let them win the war against our nerves.

The Day the World Changed

by Jonathan Rosenblum

Our situation has rarely looked so desperate.

Durban: A Circus of Calumny

by Elie Wiesel

By means of the disgraceful conference in Durban, history has given us, the Jews, a sign. And we had better learn how to decipher it.

Israel's Best Defense

by Michael Freund

The usual array of pro-Israel activities just doesn't seem to cut it anymore. Here's something that everyone can do to directly affect the situation.

Children of Death, Children of Life

by Sara Yoheved Rigler

Terrorist bombs kill innocent people. They also leave wounds for life.

Operation Refuah: The Love Campaign

by Operation Refuah

Join the campaign that is employing unconditional love as a powerful weapon against baseless hatred.

7 Ways You Can Help Israel

by Michael Freund

Whether you're thousands of miles away, or living right in Jerusalem, you can help make a difference in these difficult times.

Moshiach and the World Today

by Rabbi Pinchas Winston

For millennia, Jews have eagerly anticipated the arrival of Moshiach. Today we need him more than ever.

The Jerusalem Generation

by Rabbi Naftali Schiff

Internet, 21st century, global economy. It's a new generation of young people. What vision is the Jewish community offering them?

Missionaries Impossible

by Am Echad Resources

"Jews for Jesus" enlist the Holocaust in a grotesque attempt to snare Jews.

Will Our Children Marry Jewish

by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

The Chief Rabbi of the British Commonwealth spells out his view on the issue of Jewish continuity and how to achieve it.

Ice and Fire

by Am Echad Resources

A simple Holocaust story of great sacrifice for a fellow Jew. Be sure to read through to the punchline.

FREE LOANING

by Yaakov and Varda Branfman

Borrowing valuable items, from complete strangers, for free? Sounds too good to be true. But it's happening today in Jerusalem.

A Time to Cry

by Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller

We avoid pictures from the Holocaust because we don't want to cry. But only tears open all the gates of heaven.

The Birthright Phenomenon

by Jenna Tasky

Birthright is changing the way young Jews look at themselves, their religion, and how they want to live.

The Ancient Jewish Internet

by Azriel Hirsh Friedman

The Jewish people always had a communication network stretching across the globe with a compatible language.

Evangelizing the Jews, Part 2: Who is Most Vulnerable?

by Rabbi Tovia Singer

Jews who are lonely and know least about Judaism are the most susceptible to Christian missionaries. That's why college kids and the elderly are their prime targets.

Small Acts, Eternal Consequences

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

The razor-close U.S. elections prove that no act, however small, goes unnoticed in the grand eternal plan.

The Grapes of Joy

by Rabbi Shmuel Silinsky

There's more going on than just gardening when working the land of Israel. My harvest this year included some very unexpected fruits...

Evangelizing the Jews: The New Techniques

by Rabbi Tovia Singer

Having failed in the past, some fundamentalist Christians are armed with a new arsenal of deceptive techniques to convert Jews.

Breaking Chains

by Lauren Freedman

Waiting for the birth of a first nephew is supposed to be a time of great happiness. For this aunt the wait is carving out a loss that will echo throughout a lifetime.