In Peace: Part 2 of 3

Writing may help her. What might help me right now is to smash something. Break, crush, and demolish something so it can never be glued back together

The Moment: Issue 1071

Some things, like dedication to Torah, don’t change. Not in a year, and not in millennia

There are few things that so anger me as the accusation that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza today

Shevet Gad desired the hidden secret behind his success — his work as a shepherd

It was about everything I couldn’t keep together

Amid the government’s assault on the yeshivos, there is no end in sight to the greatest anti-chareidi wave in decades

Ted Cruz on the last-minute battle for school choice

You might not have to scale a mountain in Jordan to get to Aharon HaKohein’s kever

Where a kumzitz fails, an article might work. And the added advantage to this is that the message can now spread far and wide

For Rav Naeh, this forced sojourn in a foreign land could have been a footnote in a life already marked by extraordinary scholarship

Chareidi MKs entered the coalition with one job — regulate the legal status of Torah learners — and they failed, big-time