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Rebecca Liebermann Nissel
Jun 19, 2026, 7:21 PM
The Most Meaningful Shabbat Dinner
They arrived one after the other. We spent Shabbat in Ra'anana at the home of our children. Our grandson Eli had come home from his base in the middle of the week, only to be called back on Thursday and...
Zan Alhadeff
Jun 18, 2026, 10:41 PM
Shabbat Meets Urban Planning
I'm sitting at a Shabbat table, surrounded by new acquaintances. When they learn that I'm a student at Yeshivat Maharat, a rabbinical school for Orthodox women, I usually get the following question, "Why did you want to become a...
Feivel Strauss
Jun 7, 2026, 6:01 AM
Why I Spill Wine on Purpose
In our family, when someone spills wine at the Shabbat table, I spill some too. I started doing it years ago, almost without thinking. A guest knocks over a glass. One of the kids has an accident. And before anyone...
Brad Goverman
Jun 6, 2026, 4:36 PM
Why I Write – l’dor v’dor
The tagline of The Jew News Review is l’dor v’dor. From generation to generation. When I launched this publication nearly five years ago, I chose those words because they captured something essential about Jewish life: the responsibility each generation bears to...
Hadassah Chavivah Zeltzer
Jun 6, 2026, 12:19 AM
The Great Egret has a Request! Shabbat Shalom! 20 Sivan 5786
B"H June 5th 2026 20 Sivan 5786 "My Dear Children!" The Great Eregt said as he looked down at all of his creations! I love you! I hear you! I will answer all your prayers for good! You matter to me! I will right all that is wrong! I...
Adam Gross
Jun 3, 2026, 11:00 AM
… and how Naftali Bennett made me politically homeless
... and probably hundreds of thousands of other voters too.... Having written yesterday about one of the multiple problems that deters me from voting for the parties of Israel's current governing coalition, I write today to complain how Naftali Bennett...
Steve Lipman
May 29, 2026, 6:33 PM
The gift of Shabbat to one’s spiritual life assumes a wider, political profile
Would I observe Shabbat? That was the first major test of my faith, some four decades ago, soon after I had joined the ranks of the baalei teshuvah, newcomers to an Orthodox lifestyle. Thor Heyerdahl, the famed Norwegian explorer and writer,...
Feivel Strauss
May 26, 2026, 6:52 AM
One Idol Is Enough
The real danger was never many gods, but making one thing absolute Monotheism is often reduced to a math problem. One God versus many gods. Judaism, however, has always argued that the real danger is not polytheism. It is absolutism. Because technically speaking,...
Jennifer Laszlo Mizrahi
May 18, 2026, 6:30 PM
Great TV: ‘Boston Blue’ & Its Shabbat Tradition
In a time of chaos and conflict in the world, I am a big fan of shows that take a problem and solve it in an hour. It is probably good for my mental health. Real life rarely offers quick...
Steve Wenick
May 17, 2026, 8:18 AM
Conspicuously Missing From the Media Was Shabbat 250
Conspicuously absent from the mainstream media this week was any serious coverage of, or celebration surrounding, “Shabbat 250.” For those who may have missed the little attention it received, here is what it was about. “Shabbat 250” is a national...
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