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Featured Articles Idleness Anxiety Rabbi Avrohom Birnbaum July 2, 2026 Sometimes we can explore an issue without having clear-cut answers or solutions. That is what we are about to do now. Summer is here,
Featured Articles Happy Birth-dud America Rabbi Mordechai Kamenetzky July 2, 2026 It was the summer of 1976. Early in Tammuz. I was in bais medrash and the zeman was almost over. For the Philadelphia Yeshiva,
World News Israel’s Visit to Romania Reopens Holocaust Wounds Debbie Maimon July 2, 2026 Israeli President Herzog’s visit to Romania this week, to attend a state ceremony marking 85 years since the Iași (pronounced Yash) pogrom of June
Israel News My Take on the News Tzvi Yaakovson July 2, 2026 Netanyahu: Arrests of Yeshiva Bochurim Do Not Contribute to Progress This past Shabbos was a sad day in Eretz Yisroel, as almost 50 yeshiva
US News The Socialist Takeover of the Democrat Party Yaakov Kornreich July 2, 2026 The sweeping victories by socialist candidates in last week’s Democrat Party primary elections in New York City have intensified a growing internal debate over
Featured Articles In A Perfect World: Home Truths Libby Lazewnik July 2, 2026 You know the feeling. You’re flying high, enjoying life, feeling pretty good about yourself. And then someone says something to shoot you down. The
