Oneg Shabbos
They’d waited years to be blessed with a child. Would their deal with G-d be wiped away minutes after it was fulfilled?
Double Take
Logically we knew it shouldn’t matter — even if Tziporah’s parents viewed us as failures, it wasn’t true. But emotionally it was too much to handle
Normal Like Me
No one in the village knew just what a mobile network was, but it was something bad, that much was clear
EndNote
“From the feedback I received on this song, the message — not fretting over what was and just moving on — went straight to the heart of a lot of people”
Metro & Beyond
Schumer accuses Orthodox leaders of “tepid” response to Trump
Washington Wrap
If Mueller gets to grill Trump, these questions spell trouble
The Rose Report
Israel Hayom editor Boaz Bismuth supports Trump’s realistic approach to Mideast peace
Magazine Feature
Rabbi Herschel Groman of Jerusalem’s Perushim chevra kaddisha has seen it all. But once a year, on the 7th of Adar, he lets that tough curtain slide
