When a Tzaddik Prays: Chapter 2
“You’re missing the point here,” R’ Leib said softly, but his eyes were piercing. “There is no poritz, there is no tax, there are no gentiles in this entire city — there is only H ...
The Stories We Tell
He thinks his wife is crazy; she thinks he’s selfish and uncaring
Where Our Fathers Left Off
Rabbi Yehudah Landy retraces ancient footsteps from the Jordan Valley to Beit She'an
We Can Do Hard Things
Living the life you want to live and being the person you want to be demands hard work, I reminded myself
From my Table: Issue 801
When you’re not looking to impress anyone, this is a deliciously satisfying salad.
Second Dance: Chapter 41
This visit to the tent was purely a fact-finding mission — call it due diligence, the way mature, balanced people acted
Half Note: Episode 5
Shira tried to understand the woman who raised her husband. She just couldn’t
Quinoa-Cucumber Salad with Chickpeas
Inspired by a quinoa salad that recently took the food world by storm, I put together this meal-in-a-bowl
Inbox: Issue 919
“I really hope one day that I can vanquish the dragon of my following sports. But I am so thankful this column was printed”
Should Biden Have Stayed Home?
The Biden-Lapid meeting looks more like an ill-timed and ill-advised visit, with risks — to both countries — that outweigh the rewards
Kosel Comportment
Approaching the Wall with awe
