The Source of Sweetness // Rav Isomor Garbuz, Rosh Yeshivah of Orchos Torah and...
Bnei Brak is a city filled with yeshivos, kollelim, talmidei chachamim, yeshivah bachurim, and batei midrash whose walls reverberate with the sounds of Torah....
Digging Beneath the Surface // An exclusive tour underneath the Kosel Plaza and the...
If you’ve visited the Kosel in the past few years, you may have noticed an excavation project at the far end of the plaza....
Alex Shulman // Shulman & Hill
Here are two interesting statistics about lawyers: Less than one percent of lawyers go on to open their own firms, and of those who...
A Tale of Two Surgeries // One denied; one, unfortunately, successful
A disfigured woman whose case has become well known is among the Palestinians released” was the headline of a New York Times story about...
How Strange His Path // Javier Milei, the new Argentine president-elect, considers himself a...
Javier Milei was wearing a yarmulke and reciting Chapter 20 of Tehillim, surrounded by his rabbi, his sister and one other person when the...
When Obama Killed Civilians
The American president responsible for the deaths of some 10,000 civilians in a single Iraqi city is now lecturing Israel to be more careful...
Ari (Alex) Brecher // Advenium
After speaking with Ari Brecher for three hours, I had no choice but to “cut our conversation short.” Though the conversation about Ari’s life...
Yes, Again // Some fear being outed by their doorposts
A sad manifestation of the fear many Jews around the world are feeling these days—born of widespread anti-Semitism in the wake of the war...
Helping our Youth Cope During These Precarious Times // A conversation with Rabbi Eliav...
While there are many kiruv organizations with outreach programs designed for secular Jews, kids who left the fold or are at risk of leaving,...
Inside Gaza City // An Ami Reporter Embeds with the Kfir Brigade on the...
I extricate myself with difficulty from the armored humvee and steady my feet on the muddy ground of the terrain, stretching my limbs after...
APLICATIONS
A Catastrophe in South Texas // Houston’s Jewish Community Still In...
August 28, 2017—The greater Houston Jewish community is still reeling from the most devastating floods in Texas history. As of this issue’s printing, Hurricane...
