The Iran War
Zachor
That on Shabbos Zachor, when Jewish communities around the globe gathered in their shuls to read the parshah of mechiyas Amalek, the evil enemy...
The Man Who Kissed the Shah’s feet
Honestly, even I was surprised when I saw the masses coming out to protest against the brutal regime of the Ayatollahs in Iran. For...
Joseph E. Sarachek // Strategic Liquidity Fund Acquisitions & The Sarachek...
Bankruptcy is one of those words people misunderstand. Most assume it means you simply get to wipe the slate clean and don’t owe anyone...
Divisive Duo
Christian attitudes in the US have improved considerably toward Jews over recent decades.
In the Catholic world, good will followed 1965’s Vatican II, which condemned...
Finding Happiness through Humor
You flew in today from London to be the badchan at the Rachmastrivka chasunah in Boro Park, and you came to visit me between...
The Prediction Market
If you could know the future before it happened, you’d never lose. But what if you could get the next best thing: the single...
Moshe Grunfeld // Moshe Grunfeld Photography & Punim Chadushes
After speaking with Moshe Grunfeld for over three hours, it was abundantly clear that his parnasah—simchah photography—suits him perfectly.
Moshe possesses a calm and...
Jean-Noël Zachur Latov
I had to do a double take after reading that a group of 151 former ministers, ambassadors and diplomats accused the French foreign minister,...
The Office Under the Bed
In a Jerusalem shul during Shacharis, a young boy sleeps on a narrow wooden bench under a window. All morning long he had tried...
Meir Dagan In the Shadow of October 7 and Its Aftermath
Meir Dagan, who led the Mossad from 2002 to 2011, remains one of Israel’s most influential and often controversial intelligence chiefs. Known for his...
