Reviews

I read a very interesting article last week about the development of our technological world. The article began by saying how man first walked barefoot until he realized he...

By Ann D. Koffsky Her paper is missing, and it’s driving me crazy. Let me back up. My grandmother was Ada Goldberg Gertz, a’h. (1908-2001) She was an extraordinary woman. In...

  Several years ago, Rabbi Moshe Haikins, founder and president of Chevrah Lomdei Mishnah, attended a federation-sponsored conference in New York about issues related to bikur cholim, since, unfortunately, bikur...

The minutes preceding the Yizkor prayer are a time for meditation and introspection. In many shuls, the rabbi uses these minutes to explore those feelings and talk about the...

By Eric Rozenman for CAMERA Student, busy lay person, concerned news junkie -- anyone who would benefit from learning about the Arab conflict with Israel, and not only with the Jewish...

  By Rochelle Maruch Miller Books of the People: Revisiting Classic Works of Jewish Thought is an erudite addition to the growing list of scholarly joint projects undertaken by Yeshiva University...

By Rochelle Maruch Miller Satmar and Lubavitch (336 pages, Jewish Enrichment Press, 2017) is an impeccably researched, masterfully written work that explores the similarities and differences as well as the...

  By Yaakov (Jack) Bieler Imagine a school where the students determine when they come and go to school, what subjects they study, and how many exams they take. A school...

By Rochelle Maruch Miller If you are looking for the perfect setting for your dream wedding, look no further than the Long Beach Hotel. Offering exclusive customizable packages, their staff...