Profiles
Camp Agudah’s Reb Meir Frischman, who’s been at the helm of Ruach Country for the last four decades, is gearing up f ...
Global View
70th birthday gift. A sense of history as US embassy finally opens doors in Jerusalem
Impressions
What really sparked my curiosity was the tune he used to accompany his Torah learning. Little did I know it would change my life. A true story
LifeLines
“I can tell you one thing: My wife doesn’t know how well I learned today, but she absolutely knows if I took out the trash”
Shared Space
“Wow. That’s pretty nasty. Whatever, I’m very excited about your father’s plan; sorry you can’t see my enthusiasm” It was quiet, then
Normal Like Me
Itzik sighed. “Levi, we’ve talked about this ten times already. I didn’t incite them. I’m the last person who’d go inciting anybody to kill Arabs
Washington Wrap
If everything goes well, in another month, on June 12, an event will take place that even Donald Trump admits was delusional just a few weeks ago
Washington Wrap
Anne Gearan, the White House reporter for the Washington Post, on Pompeo’s ascendance and his role in the talks
Washington Wrap
“Regime change might ultimately happen, but it can take many years.” Middle East analyst Ronen Dangoor on what’s next with Iran
On Site
Reb Dovid Weissenstern serves thousands of free cups of coffee every day to the crowds at the Kosel. Rain or shine, he’s there to continue Avraham Avinu’s legacy
Magazine Feature
Dr. Michael Elman has cared for a number of Torah giants during his 30 years as an ophthalmologist. He’s received, he says, far more than he’s given
Magazine Feature
For Rabbi Dr. Avraham Steinberg, it is his years as a liaison to the great poskim on medical issues that he considers the experience of a lifetime
