The Torah tells us that when the world’s first Jews, Avraham Avinu and Sarah Imeinu, set off for Eretz Yisrael, they...
Read MoreWhen I played little league baseball, we were in a competitive league that engaged in stealing bases. During one game,...
Read MoreIn the Beis Midrash of Rebbe Yitzchak Meir Heschel of Zinkov (d. 1854), the oldest son and successor of Rabbi Avraham Yehoshua...
Read MorePesach marks our liberation from two centuries of slavery and persecution. It was the first time we faced an attempt...
Read MoreMusical inspiration by Naftali Kempeh “Should I tell you a bit more about my first trip to Panama twenty-five years...
Read MoreBy Juda Honickman Judea, Israel Spokesperson for One Israel Fund Before I say anything, let me be clear about what...
Read MoreBy Morah Alana Krul As families across the city prepare for Pesach, blending ancient traditions with modern fun can make...
Read MoreBy Martin Bodek (Author), Sari Kopitnikoff (Illustrator) Reviewed by Michele Justic The bright yellow pick-me-up for your Seder has arrived...
Read MoreMarch 13, 2026 EL AL Will Operate Special Flights for American Citizens Whose Flights From Israel Were Canceled Thousands of...
Read MoreFor us, these seven years have passed swiftly. For his five beautiful children, no doubt these seven years have felt...
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For us, these seven years have passed swiftly. For his five beautiful children, no doubt these seven years have felt more like an eternity. The memories of that day—as well as the shock—will live with us forever. Moshe Hirsch, our son-in-law, at just 39 years old, departed this world way too soon. Nison making a […]
Read MoreHere in the U.S., it’s just a bit more frustrating when events in Israel happen over Shabbos or yom tov. A woman who lives near us here in Florida says she has a grandson in Gaza, so she keeps her radio on over Shabbos. I don’t remember which war it was, but my dad once left […]
Read MoreAt least now we don’t have to worry about any more paralyzing snowstorms since the worst appears to be behind us. That is, unless another monster nor’easter is planning to head our way in the upcoming days and weeks. Full disclosure compels me to admit that we escaped to Florida before the blizzard hit, so […]
Read MoreOver the last few weeks, I’ve had the pleasure of reporting to you mostly from sunny and warm South Florida. Reading about and speaking to family and friends in New York and its environs, the conversation at times shifted to how cold it really was in the Northeast. Our phones and weather sites on some […]
Read MoreJust like Dovid Cohen stated when we spoke the other day—this is not your Zaidy’s Algemeiner Journal. In fact, while it’s the name of a Yiddish publication of the past, today’s Algemeiner is shiny, new, and making an important and vital impact on the Jewish world, and even the non-Jewish world. Though they are celebrating their 12th annual gala […]
Read MoreA few days ago, I finished reading the book by former hostage Eli Sharabi who was held by Hamas for almost 500 days under the most inhumane conditions. His riveting story of being held prisoner underground in Gaza is both difficult to read and impossible to put down. A few weeks ago, I wrote about […]
Read MoreHere are some notes and observations about flying, which for the most part, is mostly about biding your time in airports while watching the screen near your boarding gate, waiting for any updates that will keep you waiting longer than the expected delay. We’ve come a long way from five years ago, when you had […]
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