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I was an extremely creative child. I was a big reader. I would paint, draw pictures and write short stories…
In a series of weekly e-mails that Rabbi Steven Pruzansky sent to members of his shul while living in Modiin,…
In 1967, at the height of the Vietnam War, Chaplain (Colonel) Sanford Dresin, having just received semichah from Yeshivas Chasam…
Writer Mindy Salazar spoke with Sarai Kashnow about the challenges of being a military spouse, the “toughest job in the…
If God ever needed a PR person to handle the foreign account, He found it in Binyamin Jolkovsky. We all…
General Mordechai Piron fought in four Israeli wars without a grenade, M-16 or Uzi. Armed with a holy sefer Torah…
Still staggering from the trauma of the dreadful news of the demise of my niece, Judy Young, I find myself…
It’s that time of year again in the Jewish State. An entire industry has shut down, workers are refraining from…
On Motzei Shabbat, March 9, 2002, just after 10:30 PM, a suicide bomber entered Jerusalem’s bustling Café Moment and detonated…
In his classic opus To Be a Jew, Rabbi Hayim Halevy Donin poses a familiar rhetorical query most succinctly: “If…
The mountainous back road leading to the sheep ranch of Sara and Ted Yazzie on Navajo tribal land near Chinle,…
