Israel Celebrated At Manhattan Parade
Increased security measures at the “Israel Day on Fifth” parade last Sunday did not deter participants from marching with numerous organizations,...
When Everyone Is Not Everyone
The issue of the chareidi draft has, once again, risen to the top of Israel’s “to-do list.” Politicians from all sides of the spectrum are banging...
The World Was Right
Within a month after the beginning of the war in Gaza, many voices around the world started screaming that there was no food for the people in Gaza....
Must You Learn Musar?
Question: Must a person incorporate musar into his daily learning schedule? Short Answer: While some write that a person should not make musar the...
Times Are Changing
If you really want to do something, you will find a way to do it. If you do not want to do it, you will find an excuse not to. The Celebrate Israel...
Style & Living
Respect For Elders
In an age often driven by speed and innovation, the voices of the elderly can become quieted or forgotten. About 1.2 million citizens, who are aged...
Milbat: Restoring Independence Through Innovation And Compassion
Yishai*, who lost his arm in an accident, continues to pursue his love of the guitar by playing notes with his remaining hand and strumming using a...
Lighting The Way: Stories Of Strength And Unity On Yom HaAtzmaut
Every year, the official state ceremony marking the end of Yom HaZikaron and the beginning of Yom HaAtzmaut (Independence Day) takes place on Har...
Torah
How Yeshivah Students Saved 60,000 Lives
A few weeks after the Six-Day War, the Maggid of Jerusalem, HaGaon R’ Shabsi Yudelevitz zt”l, was approached by a young, resourceful man who served...
A Hero’s Final Decision
What is true heroism? How does one make a real kiddush Hashem in this world? There are many stories of people who acted admirably during the...
A Kiddush Hashem At 30,000 Feet
The mitzvah of kiddush Shem Shamayim is one that is ingrained in the heart and mind of every Jew. But as the Rabbinic saying goes, “It is often...
