In a Perfect World Back in the 1950s and 1960s, the U.S. and the Soviet Union were engaged in what famously became known as the
Visitors from Abroad Things tend to happen so fast in Israel that I have no trouble filling this column with news every week. Monday, for
This week we are introduced once again to Noach, the grandfather of all of mankind. The Torah describes him as a “tzaddik tomim,” totally righteous
As new Covid cases in the U.S. continue to fall, mirrored by a thirty percent drop in cases worldwide since late August, some experts say
We’ve literally moved on. Sukkos is over and we’re back to our routines. For now, no more celestial visitors, and the Four Species are no
The Yin and Yang of Diversity Yes. That’s how, at the end of the previous column, I answered the question as to whether there is
The Winter Zman Begins Well, here we are. The Yomim Tovim are over, our sukkos have been dismantled, and we have all returned our s’chach
It’s a given in the Jewish world that a good reputation is a great thing to have. Not for us the careless, “Do what you
Yated Neeman was founded in 1987 as an independent Orthodox Jewish weekly newspaper. Ever since, people have been turning to the Yated for responsible, accurate and intelligent news coverage. More than an interesting and enlightening read, the Yated is part of the daily life of the community.
