by Danny Verbov

From the Death March to Israel, a piece of leather connects generations.

by Danny Verbov

My experience with two of the ten plagues and what they taught me about parenting.

by Danny Verbov

The perfect gifts are those that say, "I really thought about what to give you."

by Danny Verbov

14 lessons in faith and hope from a father who’s been there.

by Danny Verbov

One child’s determination and the kindness of a stranger. A true story.

by Danny Verbov

When you absolutely, positively have to forgive yourself overnight.

by Danny Verbov

Israel needs your help. Here's what you can do.

by Danny Verbov

Reminders of what it means to be a Jew.

by Danny Verbov

How to preserve your sanity and reach the ultimate purpose of life.

by Danny Verbov

An Israeli reserve soldier describes his experience guarding a roadblock.

by Danny Verbov

A tour of duty in the Israeli army shows one man the pain of a nation, and the pain of a family.

by Danny Verbov

This letter was written by Danny Verbov, the director of Aish HaTorah's Danny Frei Jerusalem Fellowship Program, and sent to the global Aish HaTorah family.

by Danny Verbov

Inspired by Israel's soldiers, how can we fight to free our higher selves?

by Danny Verbov

Rushing to my grandfather's funeral, I got in sync with my GPS.

by Danny Verbov

The everlasting message of tefillin -- from Bergen-Belsen to a Jerusalem oncology ward.

by Danny Verbov

Six large lessons from one small intestine.

by Danny Verbov

How do we find joy after experiencing such an enormous tragedy?