In her new memoir, “Rebel Queen: The Cold War, Misogyny, and the Making of a Grandmaster,” Susan Polgar details her fascinating journey as a chess-playing prodigy.
The inspirational writer and speaker wants to spread Jewish education and is proud to be running on the Aish Ha’Am slate for the World Zionist Congress.
After attending Aish’s seminary in Jerusalem, she embarked on a journey home to Judaism – and is now running on Aish Ha’am’s World Zionist Congress slate.
Recently released hostages recall that reconnecting to their faith and to Jewish observance gave them strength to survive the harsh conditions of captivity.
Regine Monavar Tessone’s family fled right before it was too late, miraculously getting on the last plane out of Iran. Only later she’d discover her father’s heroic actions.
After his son Noam was seriously injured in Lebanon, Rabbi Moshe Taragin suddenly found himself in the midst of a turbulent storm filled with profound suffering, uncertainty and sorrow, while clinging optimistically to hope and faith.
Gal Arad held the Israeli national record under 20 for the 100-meter dash and is the fastest Jewish runner worldwide. Today, he’s using his fame to be an ambassador for Israel and Jews worldwide.
Assemblymember Berger is running on the Aish Ha’Am slate for the WZO Congress and believes being politically active is critical in a post-Oct. 7 world.
In my tank one soldier listens to rock music, another writes letters to his wife, a third is constantly checking his business. And me? I’m writing a commentary on the Book of Judges.
Dostoevsky Was an Antisemite. I Still Think You Should Read Him
