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The Vigil: Jewish Horror Movie About Demons Gets a Lot Right
Joan Rivers' Manager's Surprising Second Act
5 Dysfunctions in a Relationship
Queen Esther, Corona, and Being Single
Daring Exploits of the Man who Brought 120,000 Jews to Israel
The First Druze Attack Navigator in the Israeli Air Force
Discovering What Happened to My Great-Grandfather in the Holocaust
6 Little-Known Jewish Languages
Purim Animated
Now's the Time to Reveal Your True Identity
Healing Division: The Jewish People's Strength
Queen Esther: 4 Lessons in Personal Transformation
The Last Seder in the Warsaw Ghetto
Essential vs. Non-Essential: Dayeinu During the Pandemic
Passover and the Three Phases of Life
The Miracle of the Red Sea in Our Lives
Jonathan Rosenblum is a columnist for the Jerusalem Post and Israeli director of Am Echad.
by Jonathan Rosenblum
Two observant Jews pool their efforts to bring antibody-rich, potentially lifesaving convalescent plasma from recovered COVID-19 patients to others in desperate need.
How writing his biography and immersing myself in the life of Rabbi Weinberg changed my life.
A tribute to one of Aish HaTorah’s most inspirational members who passed away last week.
Society’s emphasis on the quality of life society is perverting our most basic moral intuitions.
After the tragic death of their son, Mark and Ellen Newman are doing everything possible to ensure no other parents suffer what they have.
Sometimes receiving a sign that God is orchestrating events can transform one’s life.
Why would anyone care if he’s dating a Gentile?
Rabbi Noah Weinberg connected to the Torah as “wisdom for living.”
One of the greatest Jewish philanthropists made sure to stay under the radar. What was behind his relentless drive?
A fitting tribute to Rabbi Weinberg’s extraordinary legacy.
We can strengthen Jewish unity by truly loving our fellow Jew.
After returning to Israel, why continue to mourn the destruction of the Temple?
Natan Sharansky, Bernard Lewis and their differing views on the chances for democracy in the Middle East.
Remembering Rabbi Noah Weinberg on his second yahrtzeit.
Is the threat of radical Islam overstated?
Such statutes create a dangerous precedent to outlaw other discussions as beyond the pale.
A comprehensive overview of Israel's critical security needs for a viable peace.
How should Jews react to the French ban on the public wearing of the burka?
Beinhart's indictment of today's Israel is a cartoonish pastiche, lacking the context of recent history.
Tiger Woods and the choices we make.
A Jewish family comes home to discover their house festooned with holiday lights.
For Israeli Jews survival remains the primary desideratum. For American Jews the simulacrum of peace in the form of a treaty is primary.
This was no replay of the infamous Terry Schiavo case. Everyone knew the patient wanted to live. Yet the hospital viewed those wishes as irrelevant.
For once, the good guys win.
There can be no greater joy than successfully answering the question, "Who are you?"
An assault on the concept of the sanctity of life.
Who says the theory of evolution is scientific?
Free choice is humanity's "greatest gift," a gift that itself makes life worth living.
International Law is not a suicide pact.
In Britain, it is open season on both Israel and the Jews.
An intolerable, intractable situation.
Jewish intellectuals -- then and now.
The urgent need to renew Israel's national purpose.
Countering radical Islam.
Would we really wish to live in a society in which no one gets angry when children are slaughtered?
Britons have finally awakened to the fact that they have a serious problem in their midst.
What Jews under 35 feel towards Israel goes beyond apathy to outright resentment.
Barbarians at the gates of Paris.
Europeans are not about to start singing, "We are all Israelis now," any time soon.
The day of the American Bicentennial was a crucial awakening for me as a Jew.
As strains of Islam arouse suspicion worldwide, there may be ramifications for the Jewish community too.
Each year an estimated 50,000 or more potential Jewish lives are aborted in Israel.
These insane Jews embraced the disciples and followers of their ancestors' murderers and have been spit out by the Torah world.
Another unfortunate example of classical appeasement.
Identification with the suffering of our fellow Jews is not automatic. It requires work.
The shiva for my father centered on the joy of his life, not his death.
Mikey's story is not one of terrible suffering, but of faith and triumph.
The ethicist of the NY Times gets it wrong.
The openly expressed loathing for Israel and Jews among a large swath of Britain's elites is cause for concern.
There are special moments in life when we touch God's perfection. Here's one of them.
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