Tobie Kaplan: The Woman Who Helped Shape Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan’s Enduring Legacy 

Few know of the profound role Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan's wife played in shaping his incredible legacy. 

Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan briefly served as editor of Jewish Life, the precursor to Jewish Action, in 1974. During his tenure, he wrote the following editor’s…

Wally Klatch is in the early stages of Alzheimer’s and uses his experience to raise awareness about dementia.

Caring for individuals with dementia presents profound halachic, ethical, medical and emotional challenges. 

There is no sugarcoating the struggles of dementia and its uniquely painful challenges. But if it is going to force us to focus our perspective,…

In the Orthodox Community, caregivers of people with dementia often experience additional struggles. 

Almost two years after October 7, these women are continuing to raise their voices—writing, speaking, standing strong and making sure the world listens. 

Fay does not want to give her last name, because she has made a lot of enemies.  

Kassy Akiva has been fighting antisemitism for years. Ironically, for the vast majority of that time, she wasn’t even Jewish. 

"I have a knack for simplifying complicated stories in a way that empowers people to understand the topic and think for themselves."