Theodor Herzl and the Jews’ Leap of Hope
One hundred and eighteen years after his tragic death at the age of forty-four, and 125 years after he convened the first Zionist Congress in August, 1897, Theodor Herzl remains influential.
One hundred and eighteen years after his tragic death at the age of forty-four, and 125 years after he convened the first Zionist Congress in August, 1897, Theodor Herzl remains influential.
Coney Island is historically known for the hot dog eating contest on July 4, but soon it may also be known for hosting the world’s premier Jewish comedy festival.
Burns has announced that his forthcoming film will challenge the “myth” that President Franklin D. Roosevelt abandoned Europe’s Jews.
His passion for acupuncture has been broadened and perhaps validated by his passion for Jewish learning.
In his new book, “Recovery in the Torah,” Rabbi Dr. Chaim Meyer Tureff, who has long worked with addicts, details how each Torah portion and holiday can give us insights on substance abuse and help us on the road to recovery.