Magazine Feature
Can a new push for a halachically compatible prenup put an end to the tragedy of agunos and often vicious divorce proceedings that drag on endlessly, causing untold pain and hurt?
Profiles
He was a close confidant of the Chazon Ish and a faithful shaliach of gedolei Yisrael, but Reb Nochum Yoel Halpern's children remember something else: a man who ran from honor eve ...
Magazine Feature
Faced with kiddush, kugel, rugelach, and simchahs, how’s a frum Jew to stick to a diet? Five experts weigh in
Washington Wrap
Mitchell Silk is the Acting Assistant Secretary of Treasury for International Markets
A Few Minutes With
On his pro-Israel work, the direction of the Democratic Party, and whether conditioning American military aid to Israel is a good idea
Tribute
Litvish, chassidish, or Sephardic. It made no difference to him. A Yid was a Yid, and was precious in his eyes
Inside Israel
Bennett promises Chevron homes, but will Israel ever build them?
Encore
Shuey wanted in. He wanted in badly. But Henny didn’t. They had five children to feed, she reminded him
Outlook
What fuels the climate change activists — science or politics?
Second Thoughts
Some call it “Orthodox,” but it simply means being a committed Jew
Family First Feature
Three successful entrepreneurs share how they turned a profit from doing what they love most
Windows
My parents have a baby grand piano for this purpose. I have ugly cabinets
Yardsticks
"I had several shidduchim that were this close to happening and, boom, one party wants to follow the takanos plan, the other doesn’t, and it’s over"
