Magazine Feature
Intrepid educators share today’s most pressing classroom challenges — and how they confront them
The Current
"I was as surprised as anyone that the entertainer-turned-president has proven himself to be a national hero under fire"
The Current
Years of Western appeasement and Putin’s own imperialistic worldview made conflict inevitable
The Current
"It is not at all too late. Everyone understands that Russia can capture Kyiv — but then what?"
The Current
Israel is keenly aware of what it means to do all the giving and get nothing in return
The Current
The dedicated rebuilders of Jewish communities in Ukraine are facing the biggest challenge of their lives
The Beat
"We dropped the ball for too long, but now we’re galvanized"
The Moment
"I very much felt a mission to write some songs that would keep the Holocaust alive"
Family Reflections
If your reaction is too extreme for the situation, it may be coming from the child inside you
5 to 9
"Be prepared to take risks and do things people say you can’t do; they’re usually wrong"
Know This
Selective mutism is a form of social anxiety. It’s not the same as being shy
Day in the Life
Rabbi Yonason Rosenblum is the man behind The Mishmar Shaila, a weekly sh’eilah challenge. He’s based in Queens, New York
Recipes
While wontons take ages to fill, I still find them to be convenient for a crowd, since you can do everything in advance and freeze them raw.
