How an American holiday became a meeting point of faith, tradition, kashrus, and history.
Two Souls
Elisha Wiesel’s journey to Judaism and what it tells us about the two souls within us.
PUTTING THE GREATER GOOD FIRST
Is one permitted to leave the Holy Land? And—the lesson for us Americans.
Can Mental Telepathy reach the Hostages?
What can we do to help our brethren held in captivity?
NACHAS IS MORE THAN JUST A MITZVAH
Why did Yitzchak need to eat a meal before giving a blessing? Was he just cranky on an empty stomach?
Consistency is the name of the game
Rabbi A Schindler’s visit to the Rebbe’s Farbrengen.
G-D’S LOVE FOR JEWS
The foundation of Judaism, according to a Yeshiva student traveling to Columbia.
Never Stop Digging
When a young rabbi chanced on a synagogue’s desecration in Siberia, he knew he couldn’t remain silent.
It’s A Matter of Perspective
Are you a “Joy Jew” or “Oy Jew”? The secret of Rebecca’s behavior, uncovered.
Keep it in the Family
When a Yeshiva student found a Jew in Yosemite Park, he was asked a bizarre question. But the answer is hidden in this week’s parsha.