Jewish World
In 1897, at the First Zionist Congress in Basel, Switzerland, Theodor Herzl challenged the Jewish people with the words, “If…
Masada is without a doubt one of the most frequently visited sites in Israel, outside of Jerusalem. The mountaintop, once…
Despite their childhood misgivings, Americans have been eating a lot more green stuff in recent years—(even spinach!). For kosher consumers,…
For decades, society considered comics to be “kid stuff.” Pictures were art, words were literature, but put the two together…
The young Rabbi Yonatan Eibeschuetz watched from his front yard as a drunken Gentile peasant meandered down the street. Spotting…
At a dinner reception attended by a large gathering of Jewish communal leaders at Orthodox Union headquarters in New York…
Even in the Galilee and the Golan with its breathtaking greenery, a spot with lush greenery and rushing streams is…
One hundred national lay and rabbinic leaders of the Orthodox Union traveled to the nation’s capital this past May for…
Adam Campbell readily admits: “I’m not your average Jewish guy.” At twenty-two, Campbell served in the US Army’s Special Operations…
By Chaim E. Schertz For Orthodox Jews, the real distinction between a large city and a small one is the…
By Daniel Alter For a large segment of Orthodox Jews in America, “out of town” used to refer to any…
