Magazine Feature
Dayan Moshe Aharon Kurtstag never expected to leave his Jerusalem beis medrash for far-off Johannesburg of the 1960s. Now back in Eretz Yisrael 50 years later, he’s left behind a ...
Profiles
Zusha’s Shlomo Gaisin and Zach Goldschmiedt have created an old-new mix of mantra-like songs that cut through factions and go straight to the heart of a post-modern generation
Magazine Feature
Jewish barbers see lines snaking around the block the week before Pesach, and then suddenly all is quiet until the Lag B’omer rush. Stories from the other side of the chair before ...
The Current
Talking UN bias, Palestinian terror, and Trump’s peace plan, with Jason Greenblatt
The Rose Report
The Deal of the Century will come: here’s how Israel should cope with it
The Rose Report
Israel will be advised to look before they leap and adopt a policy of Making Israel Reciprocal Again
Inside Israel
With an eye on his legal woes, Bibi struggles to build a coalition
Family Matters
Calamity is the surest test of friendship, and from its onset sets in motion a nearly foolproof process of discovering who your true friends are
Center Stage
The glossy brochure paper was beginning to disintegrate under Gabriella’s sweaty fingers. Oh no. No, no, no. This could not be happening
Win or Lose
Then he thought of his parents. They had been so nervous about the rent. If he won the building, they would never have to pay rent again. He had to win the building. He must get a ...
LifeLines
I didn’t become frum because I was looking to escape anything. I was happy with my life, and I thought Yiddishkeit would enhance it, not replace it
