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A song for Sivan: A Stalk in the Field
Presenting once-taboo subjects to the religious community in a clear way
Corona viruses are very common. The common cold is one type.
Jerusalem Post readers send us their snaps and shots from the week.
"If he says 'Good morning' and then 'Happy birthday,' he has no heart. If he says 'Happy birthday' before 'Good morning,' he’s an idiot."
In ‘Whistleblower,’ Susan Fowler reveals the toll of speaking out against Uber.
Jerusalem Post readers send us their snaps and shots from the week.
“This program is meaningful because it enables youths to develop their own creative voices and enhance skills such as: communication, active listening, teamwork, acceptance and open-mindedness."
About a year and a half has passed, and trends on the ground among the Arab residents of east Jerusalem are dramatically changing, in various aspects
Communities throughout Jerusalem will be holding special Purim activities. Here are a selection of programs for the whole family
“Today, many members of Haredi society understand that their responsibility extends beyond the boundaries of their own communities,” says Rabbi Yehoshua Pfeffer.
The book explores questions of how anyone in the world today or in the future will be able to prove to the world that they are actually the Messiah.
Drawing upon more than three decades as a Jewish educator and leader, Moments of the Heart evolved from a series of weekly Facebook video messages to an inspiring book.
Sarah’s short life, far from perfect, is passionate and purposeful yet vulnerable and flawed.
This historical novel by Matt Nesvisky, a former writer for both The Jerusalem Post and The Jerusalem Report, takes the reader on an emotional ride from the revolt at Sobibor to present day
An appreciation of an old-school journalist, who's death left a void in British and Jewish journalism.
A new book teaches how to strengthen the connection to the practices of the Jewish tradition in a way that comports with the sensibilities of Jews who are not, and likely never will be, observant.
Lena is justifiably proud of her students who go on to illustrious careers, but she also thrills to the music produced by the children with special needs.
“Now that we’re that close to Europe, it makes sense to go there,” she told me. At first I was very uncomfortable with the idea.
Today, SOS Children’s Villages Israel has crossed an exciting, but challenging, threshold. As one of the stronger branches of the international organization, it was determined that by 2020 it would become financially self-sufficient, as a result of a process that began in 2015.
“Finding Earth-size planets gets us asking that question that we’ve all asked, ‘if there are other planets like ours out there, is there life there?’”
One side of David not revealed in the biography was the Jekyll and Hyde transformation that took place once he got behind the wheel of his car. God help anyone who got in his way when he was driving.
Israel’s 23rd general election is set to challenge the president in a way none of his nine predecessors was ever challenged
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