Tag: Thisweek
Yeshivos Reopen as a Second Wave May Hit: Chareidi government officials...
The yeshivos in Eretz Yisrael had finally begun opening very slowly due to the coronavirus. This past week, the last of the yeshivos reopened...
Living with Illusions: I wanted to control my child’s destiny
The first time I held my daughter Naomi, when she was just a few minutes old, I felt something impossible to describe. This precious...
Who Lost Hong Kong? And why is China so fixated on...
In 1997, the People’s Republic of China signed an international treaty with the British promising that Hong Kong could retain its autonomy and independent...
Getting Up and Running: Bibi’s government faces startup challenge
It took more than 500 days for Israel’s new government to form; now everyone is hoping it won’t take just as long to get...
A Bride’s Burden: A widow reflects on her life
I just celebrated my 80th birthday, surrounded by my children, grandchildren, and quite a few great-grandchildren.
By nature, I’m not a very sentimental person. I...
Vitamin D Deficiencies Might Be Dangerous
Researchers, led by a team from Northwestern University, have found that there is a strong correlation between severe Vitamin D deficiency and death from...
“Law and Order” and the Jews: How it started a shift...
"I am your president of law and order,” Donald Trump declared in his June 1 address to the nation. The president and his speechwriters...
First Day Blues: the eighteen months begin
As if someone wanted to summarize and condense Netanyahu’s career into one day and create a portrait that tells the entire story, last Sunday...
The Churchill Deportees: Forgotten Round-Up in Wartime England
Winston Churchill is rightly remembered as the courageous wartime leader who led and inspired England to resist the Nazi onslaught at a time when...
The Reunion: A favor is repaid manyfold
I was sitting on my couch, casually flipping through Ami Magazine. In the business column “Lunchbreak,” I read an interview about a Jewish billionaire...
