Chana Mayefsky is an Online Content Editor at the Orthodox Union. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Stern College and earned her Master’s degree in Jewish History from Bernard Revel. She currently freelances as a writer and editor and is a regular contributor to Publishers Weekly. Chana lives in Hillside, NJ with her husband and two daughters.
The “text break-up” has been rightly condemned. Should the “tech-relationship” be as well?
Will you put your foot down?
“It was an awesome sight and an awesome experience being a part of such a tremendous unified Jewish voice.”
Beginning with his earliest memories as a child of five thrown into the horrific maelstrom of the Nazi Holocaust through his election to the highest rabbinical post in Israel, Rabbi Israel Meir Lau chronicles his unlikely survival and success amidst cruelty and unmitigated hardship with eloquence and passion.
Free loans, job placement and interview training bring financial security to members of the Jewish community.
With thousands of people walking the streets, no one was willing to stand up to what clearly looked like a bike theft or to even alert the police.
Children’s literature enhances everything from school achievement to emotional development to increased life span and higher standards of living.
The world respects you when you stand up for your beliefs.
We may be falling woefully short of connecting with God on any level of significance. But we can turn that around.
Why your kids – for better or for worse – are just like you. (And how to make sure it’s “for better”)
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