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Michael Medved, a popular radio host, author and political commentator, answers what it would be if there was one thing in the world he could change.
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A lecture at the 2013 National Jewish Retreat in Alexandria, VA.
Letter: Our Experience at the National Jewish Retreat
We grew up in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn, N.Y. surrounded by Orthodox Jews, but we were never part of that community. We were all Jews but somehow it seemed that we each lived in our own little world. When Rabbi Yanky Majesky asked us to join him and his wife, Chanshy, to the National Jewish Retreat we did not know what to expect.
by David & Harriet Moldau - Heritage
Video: Rabbi Benny’s Weekly Torah Thought
Rabbi Benny Hershcovich, Shliach in Cabo, Mexico, delivers his brief and hilarious thoughts on this week’s Parsha, Ki Tavo, titled ‘Save the Best for First!’
Weekly Living Torah Video: On the Offensive
When fighting a spiritual war, it is insufficient to simply ward off enemy attacks. One must go out and capture ground, constantly growing in Jewish observance. On a broader scale, this means bringing the light of Torah even to those that threaten it, until they too proclaim, “Hear, Israel! G-d is or L-rd, G-d is one.” 18 Tishrei, 5717 – September 23, 1956.
Happiness Vs. Pleasure: The Secret of Contentment
“Do not all men desire happiness?” This rhetorical question was posed by Socrates to his students. The response was unanimous: “There is no one who does not!”
by Rabbi Yoseph Kahanov - Jax., FL.
Milestone: Video Lessons on Over Half of Rambam
For the first time in history, a majority of the books of Rambam’s Mishneh Torah were recorded as video classes and made accessible to the global Jewish community.
From Days Gone By: Siyum in Egypt
One of the first Siyum HaRambams is celebrated in Cairo, Egypt at the Maimonides Synagogue. Can you identify those in the photo and the year it was taken?
Jews in Sports: A Fair Fine
First it was the Israeli Lacrosse women. Now it’s the Israeli Davis Cup men’s turn for the limelight.
by Yossi Goldstein
“Where Have I Gone Wrong?”
Have you ever met a person, whose life is a shambles, musing over how it all got that way? “Where have I gone wrong,” is a mantra familiar to every psychiatrist, psychologist, clergyman or plain good friend, who is kind enough to lend an ear.
by Rabbi Yoseph Kahanov - Jax., FL
How to Keep Kosher While Backpacking in South America
When we think of traveling on vacation to far distances in today’s day and age, the mere thought of an uncomfortable journey almost seems unfathomable. We are used to the highest level of service and, thanks to technology, the world at our fingertips.
by Leigh Hershcovich
Milan, Italy
Here’s My Story: A Present for Your Wife
As far I’m concerned the Jewish women’s liberation movement was started by the Rebbe.
by Mrs. Bassie Garelik
Mrs Amber Adler with son Samuel and husband Eli outside Casa Loma in Toronto, Ontario.
Book Lists 1,000 Questions to Ask Before Getting Married
Can dating and fun coincide? For many singles, those two words are polar opposites. Many singles get burnt out, jaded and perpetuate an annoyingly unproductive cycle of “failed” dates.
Judges and Officers: The Pitfalls of Self Deception
When Kaiser Wilhelm sought to invade Belgium, he was reminded of the signed treaty agreements, which his actions would blatantly violate. Dourly brushing the matter aside the Kaiser declared: “We shall take Belgium! As for the treaties? We can leave it to the philosophers to supply the necessary explanations.”
by Rabbi Yoseph Kahanov - Jax, FL
Is the Lab-Created Burger Kosher?
Scientists have recently demonstrated that they can now take stem cells from a cow and build them into hamburgers that look, feel and (almost) taste like the real thing. What does Jewish law have to say? Is this considered real meat? Is it kosher?
Remembering Reb Chatzkel Lewintow, OBM
Today, 29 Av, marks the first Yahrtzeit of Reb Yechezkel Halevi Lewintow, OBM.
What’s Wrong With Being Right? – The Truth About Moral Relativism
In proclaiming that “Man is the measure of all things,” Greek philosopher Protagoras, was quite patent in denouncing any objective standard of morality, and by no means was he alone. The notion that truth is perceived differently from divergent points of view and that no single point of view is the complete truth, has from time immemorial been the mantra of Divine rebellion.
by Rabbi Yoseph Kahanov Jax, FL
Jews in Sports: Chabadnam-Style
Since it was uprooted from Russia, Chabad has reinvented itself as a movement to move all others. Over the past 90+ years, since the first shliach was sent to another country to promote Judaism, there have been many ways and manners wherein shluchim have accomplished their task to bring Jews closer to Judaism every single day.
by Yossi Goldstein
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