A Zal for Life: Revolutionizing Yeshiva Education in Pittsburgh
Quietly, away from the hustle and bustle of New York, a revolution in the world of Chabad Yeshivos is taking place, with the thriving Pittsburgh Beis Medrash/Zal. Full Story
Quietly, away from the hustle and bustle of New York, a revolution in the world of Chabad Yeshivos is taking place, with the thriving Pittsburgh Beis Medrash/Zal. Full StoryArab who attacked Jewish shepherd released from detention after only a week
Suliman Shiha has led dozens of violent attacks on Jewish shepherds in the Binyamin Region, yet only a week after being arrested, the Military Court let him go.
The Moroccan King Who Saved the Jews
In the course of World War II, thousands of non-Jews risked their lives to save Jews from deportation to the death camps throughout Nazi-occupied Europe. In addition to books and films like Schindler’s List, these people have received recognition by the Yad Vashem, Israel’s Holocaust Museum, as “Righteous Among the Nations”. Yet little has been…
High School Senior Making the Consequences of Antisemitism Real
Adam Mendelsohn, 17, a senior at Edgewater High School in Orlando Florida, was dismayed and shocked by the hateful, antisemitic messages that he was seeing on social media in the aftermath of October 7th. Some of the posts resembled pre-Holocaust rhetoric. “Social media platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, and X have been bombarded with hateful…
Twist It Up: 8 Must-Try Babka Recipes for Every Occasion
Babka, with its signature swirls and rich flavors, is more than just a dessert—it’s an edible work of art and a testament to Jewish baking traditions. Originating in Eastern Europe, babka has evolved into a global phenomenon, with bakers infusing it with creative flavors and techniques. Whether you’re a fan of classic chocolate or crave…
The Liberation of Auschwitz, 80 Years Ago
Regarding what he expected when entering the gates of Auschwitz, Ivan Martynushkin, a soldier from the 60th Army of the First Ukrainian Front, one of the first Allied soldiers to reach Auschwitz on January 27, 1945, said, “We knew nothing.” “Only the highest-ranking officers of the General Staff had perhaps heard of the camp,” he…
How to Reduce the Impact of Other People’s Judgments, Dramas and Opinions on Your Life
Author Mel Robbins initially shared the Let Them Theory in an Instagram post in May 2023 that now has more than 15 million likes and over 15,000 comments. She now explains her theory in detail in her latest book The Let Them Theory, a guide to reducing the impact of other people’s judgments, dramas and…
IDF seeks US sign-off on continuing war with Hezbollah citing ceasefire violations
To date, the IDF has killed around 50 Hezbollah fighters since the ceasefire, but almost all of those occurred within the first month.
Israeli officials: Hamas will comply with next phase of Gaza hostage deal
The officials, who spoke to the Post, added they believe Hamas will also comply in delivering the full list of the names of remaining hostages set to be released in the 42-day phase.
UNRWA operations in east Jerusalem set to end, concerns continue
A UNRWA official said there is “no visibility on how the law would be implemented.”