Rivka Ronda Robinson is an award-winning writer based in Atlanta. Her latest book is Hatikvah: Hope from Holocaust Survivors, available from Amazon.
by Rivka Ronda Robinson
A true story from Buchenwald, witnessed by Rabbi Lau when he was a young boy.
Haym Salomon’s financial risk-taking helped establish America.
In a British court, the American professor had to prove David Irving knew he was lying in claiming the Holocaust never happened. An exclusive Aish.com interview.
Sidney Shafner was one of the first U.S. soldiers to reach Dachau, where he saved Marcel Levy.
Randy Smith’s death propelled me to go beyond my perceived limits.
Raised by Christians as part of the Kindertransport, a 7-year-old girl clings to her Jewish identity.
Nothing will deter him from standing up for his beliefs, even a terrorist attack that cost him his arm.
Hershel Greenblat’s incredible story of resistance and freedom.
The pantomime artist’s greatest performance: risking his life to save others.
Yisrael Kristal is 112 years old and views his life as a miracle.
In his cell, Josh Fattal embraced his Jewish identity and turned to Jewish practice for comfort and sustenance.
The rags to riches story of Isidor and Nathan Straus.
Julius Rosenwald, the Jew who created over 5000 schools for African Americans across the US.
Henry Gallant was a passenger on the doomed SS St. Louis that fled Nazi Germany but was refused entry.
The country that made the desert bloom is sharing its know-how with developing nations.
The university has apologized for its shameful anti-Semitic treatment of Jewish dental students decades ago.
After his wife’s sudden death, Rabbi Hirshy Minkowicz is determined to live with meaning and joy.
One Jew’s creative way to help people quit smoking. Whoopi Goldberg is on board.
The incredible determination and faith of Ben Hirsch, a German boy left orphaned by the Holocaust.
In a business fed by 24/7 connectivity, Cory Richman is available 24/6.
Dr. Lior Sasson operates on children from Angola to Zanzibar who otherwise would not have the medical care they need.
Ava Bise, a 70-year-old triathlon athlete and CrossFit advocate, checks her ego at the door of the gym.
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