Real Intelligence in the Age of AI
AI can organize, refine, and assist. But it can never supply identity
Dinner Diaries: Fast, Fresh, and Tasty
Malka Feder shows us how to make delicious food, without being enslaved to the stove
The Moment: Issue 1098
Purposefully impressive signage informs passersby that the building houses the “Oorah Embassy”
Fragile Gift
Eretz Yisrael is now a decision, an undertaking — it demands a choice, even in the short term
Kaddish for Rani
“First to go in, last to come out” was the motto printed on a large backdrop behind the eulogizers at the levayah
Waiting Game
Trump’s back-and-forth rhetoric is all too reminiscent of the lead-up to the previous strike on Iran
Questionable Taste
Toameha is not a social gathering, an independent ritual, or an opportunity for indulgence
Alone Against an Empire
The Rebbe Rayatz’s one-man war on Stalin’s killing machine
Family First Inbox: Issue 980
“With all the talk these days about mental health, this is one piece I don’t hear people say out loud very often”
Shore Thing
Trump’s gunboat diplomacy is a long and partially successful tradition
My Neighbor, My Teacher
In tribute to Rav Noach Heisler ztz"l
