When the President Came to Shul

On a sweltering Friday afternoon, June 9, 1876, an extraordinary scene played out

The Moment: Issue 1065

Last week, the Torah world suffered a blow with the passing of Rabbi Ezzy Newhouse, a beloved longtime Lakewood resident and marbitz Torah

Chained in a Hamas dungeon, freed hostage Eli Sharabi knew he was never truly captive

The root of emotional eating runs deep

Shulamit Cohen-Kishik was a wife, mother of seven, and… an Israeli spy

I was a woman and I was single. What did that mean to my employers?

Abba’s quest for emes drove him to turn his back, suddenly and totally, on a life of exceptional success and achievement

“Rather than trying to convince them not to hate us, let’s learn what it is we have so dear that they hate us for”

It’s essential to understand why this diplomatic victory is so significant for Israel

How a group like this could be so dominant in a political party that represents half the country is mind-boggling

In response to “Help Me Join Your Nation,” about the process of giyur, two women share their experience in the frum world post-geirus