Aaron E. Glatt
Voices of the Past: Early Orthodox Female Writers
While female writers became increasingly prevalent in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, many chose to use pen names, leave their work unsigned or refrain from publishing their work altogether. However,…
What does Halachah say about organ donation?
Transplant surgery is one of the wonders of modern medicine. Persons who, in the past, would have died because of the failure of their hearts, livers or kidneys can now…
Beginning the Healing Process
It can happen in the best of families” is an expression often heard in regard to rebellious teenagers. Indeed, when a teenager goes “off the derech,” we tend to blame…
Liat You Belong To Me
Across the street, near the Kiryat Arba bus stop, two people sit companionably on a stone park bench. The bearded poet leans back in loosely-sweatered contentment. The youngster beside him…
Sarah’s Choice
We often assume that the residents in nursing homes wait for death, but I have found that they can give new life and understanding to those who visit them. Sarah…