Once Upon a Time in… Tel Aviv Quentin Tarantino talks! The world-renowned director discusses his plans for his final movie, other projects he is toying with – including in Israel – and how his Israeli wife Daniella Pick put her foot down over one of his ideas for their wedding By Raviv Golan, Raz Shechnik […]
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Photo Credit: Jewish Press Click on the image below to read the paper. The new issue will appear every Friday morning. It may take up to one minute for the print edition below to appear. Once loaded, click on it to view a full page version. Advertisement ‘); _avp.push({ tagid: article_top_ad_tagid, alias: ‘/’, type: ‘banner’, […]
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Photo Credit: SVG FREE The Torah is filled with stories of valiant personalities, who took risks, who conquered insurmountable odds, who had faith, who persevered, and with God’s help, succeeded in their journey, in their mission, in their calling. At the beginning of the Book of Exodus, God reveals Himself to Moses at the famous […]
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Photo Credit: wikicommons {Originally posted to the JNS website} Two pilots for United Airlines joined a rabbi traveling on their plane for a dance and seized the opportunity to wear tefillin after they touched down in the Bahamas on Monday, reported COLlive. Advertisement ‘); _avp.push({ tagid: article_top_ad_tagid, alias: ‘/’, type: ‘banner’, zid: ThisAdID, pid: 16, secure: true […]
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By Contributing Author There are a lot of different ways that people can get involved with the stock market. Some people purchase a handful of shares and leave them in a portfolio somewhere. This allows those shares to gain more value and grow over time. You can also use your investments as a way to […]
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Photo Credit: Wikicommons Moses Speaks to Pharoah In this week’s Torah reading, Parshat Shemot, we move from the Book of Genesis, to the Book of Exodus; from stories about the founding family of the Jewish people, to the “Am Bnei Yisrael,” the nation of Israel in Galut, exile. And, who calls the Jews a nation […]
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Photo Credit: Jewish Press This week Moses ascends the world stage. Exactly when the party lists for the next election to the Knesset are being finalized, we are given a leadership workshop courtesy of the weekly parshah: A leader can grow up in the house of Pharaoh as “the prince of Egypt” but still not […]
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Photo Credit: Rockland County DA Grafton Thomas Grafton Thomas, the African American man accused of stabbing five people, one critically, at a Chanukah Melave Malka gathering in Monsey, NY, on Thursday pleaded not guilty in Rockland County Court to attempted murder and several other charges. Last Monday, Thomas pleaded not guilty to federal hate crime […]
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Photo Credit: Hadas Parush/Flash90 A new Kan 11 poll released Thursday night revealed that Blue&White is opening a gap in the race with 36 seats, compared with Likud’s 31 seats. It means that, for the first time in a decade, Benjamin Netanyahu might not be the first party leader approached by the president to put […]
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Photo Credit: WikiCommon Qassem Soleimani delivering speech to IRGC commanders’ conference {Originally posted to the BESA website} In 2001, President George Bush launched the Global War on Terror doctrine, articulated in his “overcome darkness with the light of hope” speech at the UN. His successor, Barack Obama, took a different approach to the fight against […]
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