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A Battle of Ideas
As Israel’s journalists meet, left-wing bias still evident

By Binyamin Rose

True Account
Pilgrimage to Cheektowaga
A graveside rendezvous mends a stubborn rift

By Malkie Schulman

 
Purpose in the Pain
Drunken laughter ricochets off the walls. The Nazis have come to visit the safe house

By Chana Daskal

 
Shared Space: Chapter 32
“I’m not a cook, first of all, and I’m for sure not a celebrity. I’m just a guy.” Kivi realized a moment too late he’d walked into a trap

By Dov Haller

Point of View
Headed in the Right Direction
A Jew is always led exactly to where he’s meant to be

By Rabbi Moshe Grylak zt"l

Outlook
Our Children Are Begging Us to Stop
Even teens realize that things have gotten out of hand

By Yonoson Rosenblum

Text Messages
Eye on the Goal
A Jew and his sefer, oblivious to his surroundings

By Eytan Kobre

Guestlines
Our True Celebrities
Why, in fact, did my son desire a singer’s autograph?

By Rabbi Avrohom Weinrib

Family Tempo
Mis“givings”
A nudge from Sari shushed her immediately. A fleeting fear of death filled their eyes.

By Roizy Baum

DIY
Race to Escape
Escape Rooms are the latest craze — a fun and brain-stretching array of clues, puzzles, and physical challenges. Here’s how to create your own

By Mati Swimer

On Topic
A Fitful Night’s Sleep
Putting sleep apnea to bed — my night in a sleep lab

By Libi Astaire

Magazine Feature
Home Is Where the Guests Are
Growing up in a home dedicated to outreach is both a privilege and a challenge, say the children from kiruv professionals’ homes

By Elisheva Appel

Parshah
A Higher Plane
If we knew our actions’ value, what would we change?

By Faigy Peritzman

Center Stage
Center Stage: Chapter 33
“Something tells me they’re not going to want to let a bunch of teenage girls play slumber party here.”

By Gila Arnold