Not your Mother’s Discount Store // Is that “designer dress” you’re nabbing really such...
A few weeks ago, I went to a store to get some new spring clothes for my girls. When I walked in, I noticed that a lot of winter coats were still hanging on...
Unbroken Chain // Encounters with gadlus last much longer than a lifetime By Rena...
How long does the recipient of a favor need to be grateful to the giver? A week? A year? Thanks to our cherished relationship with the Kanievsky family, our family has come to understand...
Common Sense // EXCLUSIVE A visit to City Hall with Mayor Eric Adams
Walking up to the guard’s booth at the entrancE to City Hall Park in Downtown Manhattan, one notices immediately that there is a new man presiding over New York City: Eric Leroy Adams. The...
Terrorism in Our Backyard // In Israel, preparations—security preparations, that is—are underway
In Israel, preparations—security preparations, that is—are underway for the Muslim month of Ramadan, a month that has come to be known as one characterized by violence. But no one seems to have anticipated that...
Yehoshua (Josh) Abehsera // Wonderfield Studio (formerly Creative Soldier)
Two friends of mine told me, “Speak to Josh Abehsera—he has a creative mind, a real interesting story, and he is a driving force behind the Torah revolution here in Miami Beach.” They were...
Do the Roots of Zelensky’s Holocaust Ignorance Lie in the USSR? // The president...
In the United States, we have gotten used to a string of politicians downplaying the Holocaust, comparing it to vaccination programs, mask requirements, and a whole host of other complaints people have. Unfortunately, it...
Empathy and History // Heartfelt feelings, yes; falsified facts, no
A line in Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky’s address to Israeli lawmakers stopped me cold.
Like most people, at least those of us outside of Vladimir Putin’s inner circle, I have admired the Ukrainian leader’s courage,...
The Color Ugly // Sometimes, canceling can be correct
Vladimir Putin expressed his pain over what he called the West’s “cancellation” of performances of Russian composers’ works because of the immeasurably greater pain he has lately brought to the lives of millions.
“The notorious...
Comical Comparison // Not all Molotov cocktails are alike
Have you read about how Ukrainians in Russia have planted bombs in public places, how they terrorize and murder Russian civilians, jumping unsuspecting Muscovites and viciously stabbing them? How they preach hatred for all...
The Day After // Expert advice from leading hangover specialist Dr. Jason Burke
Expert advice from leading hangover specialist Dr. Jason Burke, the first physician in the United States to formally dedicate his career to the study and treatment of veisalgia, the medical term for the common...
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From Espionage and Prison to Freedom
When Jonathan Jay Pollard, an intelligence analyst for the US Navy in Maryland, pleaded guilty to espionage in 1987, he became the first American...
