With rockets in the background and faith in every word. This is my story.
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Israel
Israel Forgot to Ask
Instead, they launched 20 air strikes. And answered some pressing questions.
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Natan Sharansky’s Letter to the Jewish Agency’s Board of Governors
Immediately as the attacks escalated in the South, The Jewish Agency mobilized to ensure the safety of the immigrants in our absorption centers, remove program participants from danger zones, and provide initial assistance to the residents of Israel’s South.
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But Is It Really Chesed?
If there is no one in need within our field of vision, we are called upon to widen our field of vision.
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Yes, You “Told Them So.” So What?
While tough to resist, these four words undermine our relationships with our kids–not to mention belittle and shame them. 3 ideas to communicate positively.
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The JACS Sober IFS Taglit-Birthright Israel Trip: June 2012
Thirty-two young people and three staff members boarded the EL AL flight. The common bond all shared was being sober; some as little as three months, others up to seven years.
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Jack Lew Tells Group of 20 Jewish Teens to Be Proud of Religion
But at the same time, “don’t feel entitled.” White House Chief of Staff has an off-the-record meeting with Boca Raton high school students.
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Jewish American Gold Medalist Honors Munich Athletes While the World Forgets
Ms. Raisman demonstrated true strength of character when she told reporters, “The fact it was on the 40th anniversary is special,” and, “If there had been a moment’s silence, I would have supported it and respected it.”
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Cremation: The Newest Trend in Jewish Life
At least one-third of Jews in America get cremated. Steve Savitsky talks with Doron Kornbluth about this disturbing–but growing–trend.
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John Boehner Dines at Rabbi Steven Weil’s Home
The discussion over dinner included the effectiveness of sanctions on Iran to put an end to its nuclear program and the affordability of Jewish education.
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