by Rabbi Benjamin Blech
Rabbi Benjamin Blech
Do the enormous numbers of the Holocaust depersonalize it?
by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith
Jewish philosophical approaches to one of life's fundamental questions.
by Sarah Chana Radcliffe, M.Ed., C.Psych.Assoc.
Combating jealousy begins with the realization that God gives everyone just what exactly what he needs.
by Rabbi Yitzchak Berkovits
Beneath the suffering and pain of the Holocaust lie the seeds of understanding our mission as Jews, even today.
by Ari Harow
A cousin of the 5-month-old baby who was murdered by Palestinian terrorists reflects on this barbaric killing.
by Sherri Ziff Lester
Youth movements have cancelled summer trips to Israel, and the Maccabiah Games were almost postponed. Now may be the perfect time to visit.
by Emuna Braverman
I cringed at the title, but the book, "The Surrendered Wife," offers a surprising amount of wisdom.
by Rabbi Ken Spiro
In a time when many things were going wrong for the Jews, the sages Hillel and Shammai defined what was going right.
by Rabbi Dr. Asher Meir, Business Ethics Center of Jerusalem
Does one have to tell a prospective employer that he keeps Shabbat? Is it permissible for a man to remove his kippah?
by Rosie Einhorn, L.C.S.W. and Sherry Zimmerman, J.D., M.Sc.
Now that she's married, she's thinking back how life was better as a single. Is there a way out of these doldrums?
by Am Echad Resources
"Jews for Jesus" enlist the Holocaust in a grotesque attempt to snare Jews.
by Jenna Tasky
Memories from age 8 shed light on a deep spiritual truth: You will be judged the way you judge others.
by Zelig Pliskin
We all have moments of positive inspiration. The trick is to capture them for easy access in the future.
A madman who murdered his own family and many rabbis, Herod was also the greatest builder in Jewish history.
Can you pass it along or does "the buck stop here?"
Two readers, same problem: They can't get someone to commit to the next date!
by Dovid Lichtman
Is there archaeological evidence that supports the Bible?
among the occupied nations of Europe was the way Denmark rallied to save its Jews.
by Avram Rothman
A popular novel characterizes the founders of the Jewish people as full of intrigue, lust and deceit. Should that bother us?
by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon
An incredible tapestry of 7's is woven into Creation. How many can you name?
Sara Yoheved Rigler
by Sara Yoheved Rigler
How does one respond to Israel's recent tragedies?
Is it okay to stretch the truth a bit to increase your chances of getting a job interview?
Jewish tradition maintains the Romans were descendants of Esau, the bloodthirsty brother of Jacob.
"What do you expect from your job?" In asking this question, we often forget to consider what our employer expects from us.
by Rabbi Shimon Leiberman
The last sefirah is the most important because God uses it to act through His creation.
by Jonathan Rosenblum
There are special moments in life when we touch God's perfection. Here's one of them.
by Rabbi Naftali Schiff
Internet, 21st century, global economy. It's a new generation of young people. What vision is the Jewish community offering them?
by Rebbetzin Feige Twerski
There is no greater source of pain than the imminent loss of a loved one.
The Jewish revolt against the Greeks sets a precedent as the world's first religious war.
In my business, bribery is just part of the territory.
She's leaning toward traditional Jewish practice. He's an atheist. Is there hope for them together?
by Rivka DeLay
A recent convert to Judaism discovers that spirituality is embedded not only in souls, but also in the bricks of a wall.
Terror reigned -- women were killed with babies tied around their necks.
When is it ethical to be a tattle-tale?
by Richard Greenberg
If not for recycled rumors, catty appraisals, backhanded compliments and sarcastic asides, how would we ever make interesting conversation?
by Rick Hodes, MD
The story of one small Ethiopian boy dying in Addis Ababa and one Jewish physician who wouldn't give up on him.
He's afraid that she'll stop dating him. What's the psychology behind this fear -- and how can he fix it?
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.
How far is too far when it comes to reducing taxes?
Every aspect of our lives is a breeding ground for potential rejection. We better find ways to deal with it.
Is it ethical to assume a false identity online in order to promote your product?
by Gail Schiller
Dr. Rick Hodes has put himself in the middle of Africa's bloodiest conflicts to save lives.
by Cliff Alsberg
The corporate environment is always changing. Here's my checklist of the ten most desired leadership traits I learned in the U.S. Army.
by Dina Mensch
Separating "Who I Am" from "What I Do".
On stealing money to collect a debt, and making up time for a job that requires no real work.
Everyone (well, mostly guys) with any kind of money eventually succumbs to a beautiful car.
by Dr. Lisa Aiken, Ph.D.
Doing it all means that eventually something will give -- your health, your family or your spiritual life.
Is there anything wrong with downloading MP3 songs from the Internet?
by Dr. Mark Albion
We all have gifts and personal differences. Remembering we all come from the family of Adam helps us to deal with cultural and racial diversity in the workplace.
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