Magazine Feature
Slogging down the Amazon or breaking ice in Antarctica? The gourmet meals are on Malcolm Green
Magazine Feature
Ner Moshe’s Rav Avrohom Gurewitz was a guiding beacon through shifting generations
Magazine Feature
The windswept desert morphs into one great hope from the cliffs of Mitzpeh Yericho
Knesset Channel
Bibi has yet to make an IDF chief of staff hire that he hasn't come to regret
Beltway Brief
The new POTUS plan for two warring former Soviet republics offers a corridor out of a century-old feud
The Rose Report
Israel’s key mistake in Gaza...was to allow the international community to dictate the tempo and tactics of the war
The Current
On the smoldering ashes of his shul and home, Rabbi Yitzchok Lerman is rebuilding from the ground up
Inbox
“But it’s a rule, and like it says in Pirkei Avos, if we didn’t have rules, we’d eat each other alive”
Great Reads: Second Guessing
They’ve overstayed their welcome — but how do you evict kids?
Connections
Even though she’s married, my daughter still expects me to provide so much for her
Sunshine Season: Summer 2025
Making the effort to meet people where they are doesn’t mean you aren’t being true to yourself
For the Record
Sir Moses Montefiore of Great Britain and Judah Touro of the United States shared a dream of a thriving Jewish community outside the Old City walls
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But this year that wasn’t what she heard. She heard hesitance and reluctance and then bitterness and resentment and anger
