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Opinion: We Need to Agree to Disagree
When it all comes down to it, we’re all in the same boat.
Faces & Places: Shabbat for Tots at the Detroit Zoo
Shabbat at the Zoo is an annual partnership event for The Well and Temple Israel.
Jewish Relief Network Ukraine Working Closely With Chabad Rabbis to Provide Humanitarian Aid
JRNU ensures Ukrainian Jews receive food, medicine, housing, programs for children and more.
Book Review: A True Story of Survival
The Watchmakers by Harry and Scott Lenga is a father-son collaboration.
Jewish@edu: What I Learned Being on the Ground in Israel
Michigan State University student Jack Harrison writes about his recent trip to Israel.
Former Gang Member Sharing His Tale of Redemption at Bais Chabad Event
Surrounded by a handful of Jewish inmates in prison, Pryce was introduced to Judaism and began to read books about the religion.
A Word of Torah: The Fewest of All People
We may be the fewest of all peoples but when we heed God’s call, we have the ability, proven many times in our past, to mend and transform the world.
Essay: The Power of Hello
I hope that with The Power of Hello, if each of us reaches out to one person and smiles and says “Hello,” we will create a better world.
Judge Who Signed FBI’s Mar-a-Lago Warrant Is Facing Violent Antisemitic Threats
Bruce Reinhart, the federal judge in Florida who signed the warrant allowing the FBI to raid former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago property on Tuesday, has been hit with a wave of antisemitic threats online.
Proof on the Roof! Solar Panels Can Be Good Financial Choice for Environmentally Conscious
Gevaryahu invested in solar panels when he evaluated them as “saving money and saving energy.”
Barry Franklin Uncovers the Secrets of Highly Successful People in New Book
Two decades of research led to his latest book, which provides a roadmap for young people to achieve their dreams and a fulfilling life.
Looking Back: It Was a MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD World!
To say the least, MAD was an irreverent publication.
Viewpoint: What If Iran — Not Israel — Launches a Preemptive Attack?
As Iran’s nuclear program continues apace, the debate in Israel and abroad has focused almost exclusively on the likelihood of an Israeli strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities. Little if anything has been said, at least in public, regarding the possibility that Iran might preempt a potential Israeli offensive.
For Openers: A Bouncing Baby Boy in Very Skilled Hands!
A couple months ago, I witnessed some “off the court” dribbling that gave Billy as much joy as his on-court exploits.
Shira Brown on Moving to Israel: ‘How Could We Not?’
Shira Brown discusses making aliyah and living in Israel.
Soccer Royalty: Ex-Detroit Express Defender Returns to Celebrate Team’s 1982 League Championship
Getman was named the Express’ Rookie of the Year for the 1982 season.