Books
The English-reading public has been blessed with an extraordinary array of Haggadot. We have come a long way from our…
The English-reading public has been blessed with an extraordinary array of Haggadot. We have come a long way from our…
Thread of Blue By Judy Belsky Targum/Feldheim Israel, 2003 104 pages This powerful, wrenching, and astonishing book is a memoir…
Many Worlds, One Faith By Ivriah Krumbein Levine Shashar Publishing Jerusalem, 2004 366 pages The etymology of the word “sincere”…
Nowadays, cooking, baking and all things related to food are quite en vogue. An entire television network is devoted to…
In my Jewish Perspectives on the Experience of Suffering, I wrote that those who place truth over happiness often get…
In the 1920s, a poor Jewish immigrant came to the United States from Greece and amassed a great deal of…
Rabbi Yaakov Kleiman has written a brief, clear, wide-ranging and accurate description of the use of DNA analysis to trace…
This book comprises many letters that span the course of the Rav’s public life. Many pictures of the Rav emerge…
It is common knowledge that the Brisker method of Talmud study is difficult and complex. The terms “two dinim,” “gavra…
“When you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.” These words, placed by Sir Arthur Conan…
