In the Heart of Jenin
Isaac Horovitz visited the Jenin refugee camp—once the epicenter of terror in Yehudah and Shomron and the launchpad for some of the deadliest attacks in Israel’s history. The iconic gate is gone. The Islamic...
Remembering Rabbi Sholom Lipskar z”l
In the modest room at 770 Eastern Parkway that served as the private office of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, zt”l, Rabbi Sholom D. Lipskar and his rebbetzin Chani stood in 1969, preparing to set out...
Ari Siegel // History by Mail
Ari Siegel is not your average entrepreneur, and it makes sense that his business, History by Mail is not your average business.
In today’s world, one of the most sought-out business models is the...
Anti-Semitism Factory // One country hasn’t changed
I’m still waiting for some college kids with light courseloads and even lighter brainloads to protest in support of those who massacred dozens of innocents in the Indian-administered part of Kashmir last month. After...
Shalom vs. Masri
A conversation with lead counsel Gary Osen about the intriguing case being brought by a group of American families—plus Israel’s ambassador to the United States—against Bashar Masri, a Palestinian American tycoon and Trump confidant,...
At The Crisis Point
Rabbi Chaim Aharon Kaufman, chairman of the Vaad Hayeshivos, explains why this is the most difficult period ever for the Torah world of Eretz Yisrael.
On Tuesday night, as the streets of Yerushalayim had already...
Ahron Katz // Peaks Healthcare Consulting
One of the things I enjoy most about the Lunchbreak column is that there is often so much more to a successful businessman than business acumen and talent. Before I spoke to Ahron Katz...
Ring Them (Alarm) Bells // We have a stake in a public school case
Are you very concerned with what’s happening in public schools? I didn’t think so.
But, easy as it is for us to be uninterested in schools to which we don’t send our young, there are...
Remembering Rav Meir Mazuz zt”l
"I recall a Tosafos in Maseches Bava Metzia that I studied for a full hour, my face turned to the wall, until I understood it on my own—even though my father, zt”l, tried once...
Divorcing Amicably
A conversation with New York State court-certified mediator Isaac Gruenebaum
What qualifies you to be able to mediate between spouses who are looking to divorce?
Part of it is experience and the other part is having...





















