December 31st is an exciting time for many. There are parties, copious amounts of glitter, fireworks and the annual ball drop. New Year's Eve is a time for celebration but it’s not really time for much else. Sure, you get together with friends and make some half-baked resolutions that you’ll forget about in a month, but New Years isn’t exactly a special time.
Unfortunately, the New York Times’s reach is such that now thousands if not millions of readers now have a misinterpretation on the reality of Hasidic schooling.
It is an uncomfortable feeling, to be watched when you’re feeling so open and vulnerable. It makes me feel like a zoo animal.
A man was killed in cold blood by his neighbor just for being Jewish. Another man lost his career for the same reason. Whatever sort of retroactive justice that follows will not be enough, not ever.
The delegates at the World Zionist Congress never could have predicted how necessary the creation of a Jewish state would become.
When we begin to ban individuals from expressing their faith, we are infringing on their freedom of speech and religion.
While certified pre-packaged foods are still available in the Whitehall Kroger, the kosher companies have been totally removed.
Jewish deaths are ignored, even when they are caused by horrifying terror attacks that would get attention if they took place in any other part of the Western world.
Netflix is now adding yet another Jewish reality show, Jewish Matchmaking.
Cholent is the best food, in my humble opinion, because of its simplicity.
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