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by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon |
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Where we are headed -- if we don't get our act together.
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Alan Dershowitz Speaks
by Baltimore Jewish Times
A wide-ranging interview on the pressing issues facing the Jewish people today. |
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Muslims at Harvard
by Jonathan S. Tobin
Do Muslim demands at Harvard safeguard rights or promote something more troubling? |
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The Seinfeld Call
by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon
How long can you spend all alone, without your laptop, TV or cell phone, before going insane? |
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Eliot Spitzer's Downfall
by Emuna Braverman
Before we engage in schadenfreude, let's be sure our own behavior and character could withstand the scrutiny. |
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I Am No Nazi
by David Casstevens
The remarkable discovery of Friedrich Kellner's World War II diary. |
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Get a Life
by Riva Pomerantz
No day should go by without living life, at least for a brief while. |
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Unprotected
by Judy Gruen
A college campus psychiatrist tells students everything they needed to know about intimacy but no one would tell them. |
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Oblivious to the Music
by Bassi Gruen
Would you notice one of the world's greatest violinists playing in the midst of rush hour? |
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My Life List
by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon
Things to do while you're alive. |
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V is for Victim
by Yael Mermelstein
Victimization is becoming the greatest defense strategy known to mankind. |
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The Visitor
by Author Unknown
The stranger in our home. |
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Burning Questions
by Jessica Levine Kupferberg
What would you do if you had 10 minutes to get out of your home, not knowing whether it will still be there tomorrow? |
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The Value of Chasya's Life
by Yehudis Brown
Pressured by doctors to stop her young daughter's life-support, a mother searches to understand the value of human life. |
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My Costco Angel
by Alexa Witt
The manager made a red X on my receipt and took my carts away. |
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Witness at Darfur
by Judy Gruen
Brian Steidle's experiences in Darfur propelled him to become one of the foremost activists trying to focus the world's attention on the ongoing genocide. |
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The Blow-Out
by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon
Don't let life's little aches become a thorn in your side. |
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Truth and the Armenian Genocide
by Jeff Jacoby
Genocide denial must be intolerable to everyone, but above all to those for whom "never again" is such a sacred principle. |
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Lost & Found
by Sherri Mandell
If I don't give up hope of finding something, it still belongs to me. |
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Quo Vadis Vatican?
by Jonathan S. Tobin
Reviving the Latin mass without first eliminating the anti-Jewish language gives tacit encouragement to those who wish to return to the demonization of Jews. |
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Wanted by the FBI
by Gavriel Horan
Meet Rabbi Cary Friedman, consultant on spirituality to the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit. |
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Just Ask
by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon
Great discoveries often begin with a question. |
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Friend or F.O.E.?
by Sara Yoheved Rigler
Beware. Forces of Estrangement are lurking everywhere. |
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The Naked Truth
by Rabbi Leiby Burnham
Is photographer Spencer Tunick serving the advancement of society? |
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A Beggar and a Man
by Sarah Shapiro
I've carried an idea of him in my mind. Who, for him, was the young girl with scorn in her eyes? |
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Now I am the Patient
by Kenneth Nazinitsky, M.D.
It will only take one person to save my life. Could it be you? |
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Hero at Virginia Tech
by Riva Pomerantz
Professor Liviu Librescu, a Holocaust survivor, was shot as he shielded the classroom door so his students could safely escape. |
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Goering and My Grandmother
by Rabbi Leiby Burnham
Leading a secret life as a Jewish resistance fighter, you just never know who you're going to meet. |
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Inclusion
by Judy Gruen
Paving the way for our children with developmental disabilities. |
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I'll Do It Tomorrow
by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon
It took more than ten years to find those ten minutes. |
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Burning Issue
by Rabbi Avi Shafran
Israel's first crematorium opens for business. What would Moses say? |
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Greed
by Rabbi Benjamin Blech
Gordon Gekko is alive and well. Meet his rival. |
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A Time to Hate
by Jonathan Rosenblum
Would we really wish to live in a society in which no one gets angry when children are slaughtered? |
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Indict Ahmadinejad
by Jeff Jacoby
Iran's intentions are nakedly, malignantly clear. What is not clear at all is what the civilized world will do about it |
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How the West Could Lose
by Daniel Pipes
Pacifism, self-hatred and complacency are lengthening the war against radical Islam and causing undue casualties. |
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Confronting Iran
by Elie Wiesel
The UN must expel Ahmadinejad's murderous regime, says one of the world's leading moral voices. |
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A Tale of Two Circuses
by Chava Willig Levy
One circus warmed our imaginations, the other left us cold with disgust. |
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The Missing Muslim Outcry
by Jeff Jacoby
The real insult to Islam is the violence, terror, and bloodshed that Islamist fanatics unleash in the name of their religion |
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Memories
by Miriam Muller
When it comes to children, there's no such thing as gone. |
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My 9/11 Un-Miracle
by Amy A. Dubitsky
I didn't have to climb down 65 flights of stairs. Thank God, I had the greatest miracle of all: I got to work on time. |
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Hear the Quiet
by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon
In the era of Blackberries and Bluetooths, where can you find the last vestige of absolute peace and quiet? |
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Mel, Kofi and Me
by Rabbi Avi Shafran
Like soft drinks and poison, anti-Semitism comes in various flavors and strengths. |
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Mel Gibson's Jewish Problem
by Steve Feuerstein
Based on my previous interviews with the Gibson family, nothing Mel said comes as a surprise. |
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Just Say No
by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon
If Roy kicked the habit, you can too. |
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What's Stopping Al Qaeda
by Marshall Roth
The secret of why Al Qaeda called off a plot to gas the New York City subways. |
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It's So Hard!
by Sara Yoheved Rigler
It's today's mantra. But there are times when even super-human effort isn't hard. How do we get over that hurdle? |
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Plugging In
by Libby Lazewnik
When was the last time you were fully alive in the moment? |
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United in Soccer
by Rabbi Ahron Lopiansky
If the point that unites a group defines its essence, what does the World Cup say about humanity? |
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Oh That Fifty Feeling
by Frank Jaffe
I'm looking for the secret of life. And if that fails, at least I'll get a discount at the movies. |
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A Stone's Throw
by Riva Pomerantz
A small revolution began with a broken window. |
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To Tell the Truth...Sort of
by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon
Deceit and insincerity, both subtle and blatant, permeate our lives.Jaded, we either miss it or shrug it off. Neither reaction is acceptable. |
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Darfur: Never Again?
by Ruth W. Messinger
As Jews, we have an increased moral obligation to respond, to speak out and take action. |
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The Cheerio King
by Dr. Jackie Yaris
Maybe freedom is less about answering every phone call and more about turning the phone off, and taking the time to dance barefoot in the soft sand. |
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