From the Editor

BLUE WAVE/BLOODBATH

This might be a good time to take a break—or at least tone down our addiction to the news and cable television networks that have so thoroughly misled us politically...

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Health / Nutrition

When SIBO Keeps Coming Back: A Guide To Healing The Root, Not Just The Symptoms

Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO) is a digestive disorder caused by bacterial overgrowth, when excess bacteria ferment food early, which creates gas, causes gut discomfort, and inhibit your ability to...

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Advice

Putting the Market’s Last Few Years In Perspective

Over the last few years, the stock market has had a remarkable run, and every few weeks there seems to be another headline announcing a new all-time high. When I...

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Food

Dorot Gardens® Frozen Crushed Garlic Cubes Selected As A Good Housekeeping 2027 Kitchen Awards Winner

Sometimes the smallest kitchen innovations make the biggest difference. Dorot Gardens®, a leader in fresh, flash-frozen, pre-portioned garlic and herb cubes, has earned national recognition, with its popular Frozen Crushed...

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Advice

Dis-Entitled

Chazal say (Pirkei Avot 3:2) if not for fear of government, there would be anarchy and chaos. Whether we agree with government policies or question them, there is an essential ethic of...

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Torah

Good And Bad Envy

As we have seen, the fourth perek of Avot identifies three traits that “take a person out of the world” (4:21). The first of these is kinah, jealousy. Although the Torah does not expressly prohibit...

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Latest News

Torah November 3, 2026

Leadership and Quiet Courage

Israel is in the midst of a collective hangover. The elections have come and gone, and our political system seems...

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Torah November 3, 2026

Chayei Sarah: Everything

By: Rabbi Judah Mischel

The Rebbe Chaim Halberstam, the Divrei Chaim of Sanz, zy’a, was a remarkable tzaddik and mystic, renowned for his Torah genius, righteousness, and charitable ways. He...

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Torah November 3, 2026

How My Family History Search Turned Into A FOIA Request And A Much Larger Family Tree

Leslie Srolovits today Leslie Srolovits at Camp Kilmer In 2024, when I began researching my family tree, I had no...

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Torah November 3, 2026

What Are We Teaching Our Children?

Adapted from an address by Rav Yaakov Bender at the Values Over Valuables gathering in Passaic. When I was a bochur,...

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Health / Nutrition November 3, 2026

The Dinosaur In The White Coat: Can We Turn Back The Clock On The Business of Medicine?

By: @premingerplasticsurgery

Generations of medical practice—Aviva Preminger operating with her father Dr. Ben Preminger I have come to the rather unsettling realization...

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Israel November 2, 2026

Jerusalem Is Building: What American Buyers Should Know Before Buying a Home

By: Yoav Ben Dayan

www.jhomes.co.il New construction, urban renewal and major transportation projects are changing Jerusalem’s residential landscape. For American Jewish families considering a...

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Dating October 30, 2026

DATING FORUM

By: Baila Sebrow

Question I read your last two articles on dating. Regarding the one with the man who was dating an addict...

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Health / Nutrition October 29, 2026

Refresh Your Skin: Make Time For Microneedling

By: Dr. Deborah Rothman

Summer leaves us with wonderful memories. Sometimes it also leaves us looking a little more closely in the mirror. Those...

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Inside Out October 28, 2026

The Power Of The Vote

By: Yochanan Gordon

Election Day in Israel was on Tuesday, October 27, followed exactly one week later by the American midterm elections on...

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Heard In The Bagel Store October 28, 2026

My Tefillin Adventure

By: Larry Gordon

One of the temporary casualties of my mostly unusable right arm is how to get my tefillin on my left arm while...

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Israel October 28, 2026

As The Midterms Approach, So Does The Islamist Domino Effect

By: Ron Jager

With the midterm elections on Tuesday, November 3, the sudden outbreak of extreme violence in France, Belgium, and Italy by...

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From the Editor October 28, 2026

Crucial Elections

By: Larry Gordon

After many months of anticipation, the long-awaited, highly analyzed, and incessantly talked about midterm elections are finally here. It’s additionally...

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Heard In The Bagel Store October 28, 2026

My Tefillin Adventure

By: Larry Gordon

One of the temporary casualties of my mostly unusable right arm is how to get my tefillin on my left arm while in shul each morning. As I mentioned last week, I missed a step in a relative’s house and suffered a hairline fracture of the humerus bone, which is located between the elbow and the shoulder. […]

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Heard In The Bagel Store October 21, 2026

Here We Go Again…

By: Larry Gordon

After all these decades of traveling here and there, I’ve assumed a different and a somewhat less prominent role. You see, last Sunday evening at a yahrzeit seudah for my bother Binyomin (his first), I attracted an inordinate amount of unwanted attention which I would have preferred not to. In short, I was walking into another room […]

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Heard In The Bagel Store October 14, 2026

Could We Live Here?

I’m enamored and intrigued by those Nefesh B’Nefesh ads that appear here on occasion promoting events that encourage and facilitate aliyah, promoting the idea that American Jews should emigrate to Israel. I literally love the idea of moving to Israel, but after spending ten days here on several occasions (I’m not saying that’s my limit), Esta […]

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Heard In The Bagel Store October 8, 2026

Jerusalem Diary

The streets are crowded—actually, they’re overcrowded unlike anything we’ve ever seen in Jerusalem. The last time I saw anything like this was during Shavuos several years ago when hordes of people began heading to the Kotel at 4 a.m. and earlier. So, this year we split the chag. That is, we were in New York for the first […]

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Heard In The Bagel Store September 23, 2026

Kosher Strike!

By: Larry Gordon

Three young men from the neighborhood decide to buy a bowling alley—no, that’s not the start of some joke. It’s a true story and I met the three people who recently bought Woodmere Lanes at 948 Broadway in Woodmere. And while I haven’t checked with ChatGPT, this might be the first glatt kosher Shomer Shabbosbowling emporium in […]

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Heard In The Bagel Store September 16, 2026

Four Soldiers

By: Larry Gordon

The painting “Four Soldiers” by the artist Chava Roth has been on the front page of the 5TJT issue prior to Rosh Hashanah last year as well as this year. As you may recall, it depicts two IDF soldiers wearing kippahs walking through the Old City alongside two Chassidic men wearing taleisim and shtreimels, and I always imagined it was Rosh Hashanah […]

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Heard In The Bagel Store September 9, 2026

The Right Shul

By: Larry Gordon

I know some people who have never been in more than one shul during their entire adult lives. Now that I think about it, I prefer moving around, trying different shuls. Do you think that’s a good idea or not? The fact of the matter is that when I was too young to cross a […]

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Israel News

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Israel November 4, 2026

Big Change For Foreign Buyers: You May Now Be Able To Borrow 75%

By: Ben Levene

For years, one of the biggest challenges for foreign residents looking to buy property in Israel has been the amount…

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Israel November 4, 2026

Could 2027 Be the Year Your Dream of Owning a Home in Israel Finally Comes True?

By: [email protected] 

You’ve thought about it. You’ve talked about it. Israel is more than a place you visit; it is your home.…

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Israel November 2, 2026

Jerusalem Is Building: What American Buyers Should Know Before Buying a Home

By: Yoav Ben Dayan

www.jhomes.co.il New construction, urban renewal and major transportation projects are changing Jerusalem’s residential landscape. For American Jewish families considering a…

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Israel October 28, 2026

As The Midterms Approach, So Does The Islamist Domino Effect

By: Ron Jager

With the midterm elections on Tuesday, November 3, the sudden outbreak of extreme violence in France, Belgium, and Italy by…

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Israel October 21, 2026

Why I Would Seriously Consider Buying Property In Israel Today

By: Ben Levene

I’ve just spent a week in America, speaking to people about buying property in Israel, and I came away thinking…

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Israel September 9, 2026

Buying New Construction In Israel? Why Tivuch Shelly Is The Name Buyers Trust

By: Tivuch Shelly Real Estate

For decades, buyers looking for property in Israel have turned to Tivuch Shelly Real Estate, not simply to find a…

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Israel September 2, 2026

More Than 1,100 North American Olim Make Aliyah This August, Marking Record Month of Aliyah

Credit Sivan Shachor More than 1,100 North American olim have made aliyah in August, marking a record-breaking month of aliyah. Last week, close to 100 olim arrived…

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Israel August 27, 2026

Why Am I back?

By: Moshe Gerstley

I’ve just completed a dynamic few months interning at the Jerusalem Post, penning several published pieces, including two op-eds. I…

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