Editor's View Let’s Be Better Rabbi Pinchos Lipschutz June 29, 2022 It was, in a sense, the first gathering of the Bnei Yisroel, the twelve pillars of our nation surrounding the bedside of their
Featured Articles I’M JUST SAYING Rabbi Mordechai Kamenetzky June 29, 2022 When Donkeys Are Humanized and Humans Are Donkeyed An oft-quoted Chazal describes the concept of yeridas hadoros and the spiritual law of diminishing
Featured Articles Vatican Holocaust Archive Reopens Wounds Debbie Maimon June 29, 2022 A flurry of headlines surrounded the Vatican’s release last week of computerized files of more than 2,700 Jews who appealed to Pope Pius
Featured Articles As Ukraine’s Troops Retreat, Putin Claims Victory Over US Sanctions Yaakov Kornreich June 29, 2022 A day after Ukraine’s armed forces announced that they were withdrawing their remaining troops from the mostly destroyed town of Severodonetsk, one of
Featured Articles Saved from a Modern Crematorium: A Tammuz Reflection Rabbi Yaakov Feitman June 29, 2022 We have begun the month of Tammuz, with the season of mourning the Bais Hamikdosh not far behind. We know (Yoma 9a) that the
Featured Articles Disequilibrium Libby Lazewnik June 29, 2022 In a Perfect World Imagine an exquisitely sensitive machine or instrument. If its job is to assess the strength of the wind, it
Israel News My Take On The News Tzvi Yaakovson June 29, 2022 Lapid Hoping for a Quick Dissolve The biggest story this week, of course, is the dissolution of the Knesset and the government. It
Marketing Strategies What You Can Learn From The Army, Navy And Air Force About Success In Business Chanina Katz June 29, 2022 Most likely you never heard of Sun Tzu. Even more likely, you have no interest in the fact that in 500 BC or so,
