by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon
Don't let this "wake-up" call turn into the "snooze" button.
The chronology of a chaotic day, working down the street from the White House, and living near the Pentagon.
by Rabbi Noah Weinberg
In the wake of 9-11, we search for understanding amidst the senseless horror.
by Jennifer Hoffman
A New Yorker recounts the terror and her test of faith.
by Rosie Einhorn, L.C.S.W. and Sherry Zimmerman, J.D., M.Sc.
The guy acted like a boor and now she wants to know: Is he a diamond in the rough, or just too selfish to care.
by Rabbi Ken Spiro
The Crusaders came to liberate the Holy Land from the "infidels" - and woe to any Jew who stood in their way.
by Rabbi Shaul Rosenblatt
An Aish UK rabbi, whose wife passed away some weeks ago, shares some profound lessons he has learned.
by Rabbi Noach Orlowek
We all have negative character traits. What counts is how we use them.
Starting a new job is no easy task when you have a title to live up to.
by Rabbi Dr. Asher Meir, Business Ethics Center of Jerusalem
Is there anything wrong with being an owner of a pub?
Michael Goldstein, former CEO of Toys 'R Us, has segued his corporate success into a charitable empire.
by Elie Wiesel
By means of the disgraceful conference in Durban, history has given us, the Jews, a sign. And we had better learn how to decipher it.
by Debby Segura
Serve apples and honey with a twist this New Year. Two delicious and easy recipes.
Spain was the Medieval golden land of opportunity for Jews.
by Emuna Braverman
Do you arrive at Rosh Hashanah stunned to discover that you're making the same resolutions as the year before? Here's how to break the pattern.
She's lonely, but can't imagine getting married since it will mean leaving her parents alone. How can she deal with this guilt-trip?
by Rabbi Boruch Leff
Why did God create a world where I need to do all this raking?
Can my youth group raise funds using gambling?
by Rabbi Dov Heller, LMFT
Staying married means sharing meaningful goals and values.
by Richard Greenberg
Judaism has developed a game plan for giving that is part artform, part science and all good sense.
Mature, childish. Detached, clingy. Selfish, caring. Respect us, scorn us. Stop the insanity! Some practical tips on raising teenagers.
The son of a Holocaust survivor, is also the father of a Sbarro survivor. His message spans the generations.
The oldest and most stable of Jewish communities was spared the ravages of holy warriors.
by Shimon Apisdorf
There were no "Charedim" (orthodox Jews) who died in Sbarro.
She is the Super-Woman, but can't find the Super-Man. The clock is ticking and she's getting impatient...
by Michael Freund
The usual array of pro-Israel activities just doesn't seem to cut it anymore. Here's something that everyone can do to directly affect the situation.
by Richard Rabkin
A rookie lawyer's disaster in court teaches him a lesson in personal responsibility.
by Judy Gruen
A mother's passing and a son's bar mitzvah create an emotional whirlwind when both run into each other.
by Rebbetzin Feige Twerski
A broken suitcase sums up the challenge and opportunity as we approach the High Holidays.
Who comes first - owners or workers?
Are you willing to stand up and say, "I'll make it happen"?
by Liba Pearson
Our enemies seek to destroy more than our bodies: it is our spirit. It is in this that they are most mistaken. Nothing is so indomitable as the Jewish spirit.
Is it possible to pay a shiva call to a stranger? One woman discovers that it's not so strange at all.
Mohammed reacted with anger when Jews refused to recognize him as the last of the prophets.
Morality and being a mensch in quitting.
He says he loves her, but he still seems emotionally tied to his ex-wife. Is it worth sticking around?
Do you have the communication and negotiating skills needed to be a team?
by Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan
We often question God's ways. But given the chance, how would we do things differently?
Zmira Rosenthal has taken over 60 foster children into her home. What makes this woman tick?
The day after the pizzeria bombing, a surreal scene enveloped the Jerusalem cemetery. Too many funerals, not enough tears.
After one date, the guys never call back. Is it her weight -- or some deeper message she's putting out?
Do I have to return money that a customer paid by mistake?
Early Christianity attracted those unwilling to take on all of Judaism's precepts.
by Binny Freedman
A rabbi who survived the carnage describes its horror and heartbreak.
One Jerusalemite stares at the charred wreckage and ponders the irrational world response.
Sara Yoheved Rigler
by Sara Yoheved Rigler
Terrorist bombs kill innocent people. They also leave wounds for life.
At a time of cruel oppression, splinter sects spring up in belief that the apocalypse is at hand.
It's the old problem of knowing when to take the leap. But with a new twist -- he's on the other side of the globe.
What is the right thing to say to someone in deep pain? Jewish insights into comforting those who need it most.
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