Through Fire, Destruction & Hardship, Brazil’s Jews Remain Devoted
Just two months ago, the Amazon Rainforest in Brazil, the most diverse ecosystem in the world, was burning at a rapid pace with tens of thousands of wildfires spread across the region; the fires were...
View ArticleA High Holiday Miracle with Alan Dershowitz Defending a Basic Right
As it happens, I was in Las Vegas doing what so many people come to Sin City – networking, and one of the lawyers with whom I was speaking was telling me about a strange case that was happening in a...
View ArticleElvira Grau, Founder of SPACE54, Channels Kabbalah in Her Approach to Business
Elvira Grau is the successful founder of the events company, SPACE Events. Located in the heart of Manhattan, her newest venue, SPACE54, is a popular choice, hosting everything from bat mitzvah...
View ArticleMichael Gyure, ‘Feeling very Jewish,’ Leads Comedy Venue The Friars Club
Since its inception in 1904, the Friars Club has become a revered focal point for comedians and entertainers of all kinds to showcase their talents. The revered entertainers’ club, led in no small part...
View ArticleDmitriy Salita Brings Champion-Boxing to ‘America’s Greatest Comeback City’
March 13, 2020 will feature a massive night of intense boxing matchups featuring some of the world’s best up and coming talent in a variety of weight classes. The event, hosted by Dmitriy Salita’s...
View ArticleMedical Experts Seek Real World Data over Clinical Trials to Treat COVID-19
Clinical trials are being conducted at exceedingly high rates to develop a safe and effective treatment to combat COVID-19, but the main issue is the drawn-out process it takes for clinical data to...
View ArticleCOVID-19 Testing CO Looks to Nutraceuticals as Preventative Necessity
As places such as New York and New Jersey, and now Israel, once again, head into what is for some, the sixth month of shutdowns due to Covid-19, people within the world are getting restless. The hope...
View ArticleHomelessness Battle on the Upper West Side Turns to Cries of Anti-Semitism
An interesting schism is taking place on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. Spurred by coronavirus precautions, the City’s mayor, Bill de Blasio, chose to provide shelter for hundreds of previously...
View ArticleHow Different Countries are Managing Covid-19
As the second lockdown in Israel ends, some European countries begin theirs. Meanwhile, the U.S. is grappling with a historic election that will dictate the next step in their own COVID-19 response. In...
View ArticleA freilichen Purim doesn’t mean you have to fry your oral health
Purim in March, 2020 was the first holiday where many American Jews had to rethink how we would socialize due to the arrival of COVID-19 cases in both Israel and the US. Last year, many of us were able...
View ArticleA Claim of Being Woke at Columbia University Put to Task
In 2015, Columbia University began a project to examine its historical ties to slavery. The project was commissioned by President Lee Bollinger, who approved the initial funding. The University and its...
View ArticleNotable host Daphne Barak to a make movie from her interviews with Amy Winehouse
Daphne Barak, the notable Israeli personality, made her mark by finding her way into some of the biggest bold-faced names in world. From royalty and world leaders to celebrities and dictators, Barak...
View ArticleQ and A with Fight Promoter Dmitriy Salita, Preparing for mid Sukkot Bout
I have followed Dmitriy Salita for some time. From an actual fighter himself to promoting and helping others learn the craft. From the perspective of an Orthodox Jew, living and working in the world of...
View ArticleStaxxon, a Delaware Firm Seeks to Solve the Shipping Container Conundrum
The global supply chain is reaching its boiling point and we are starting to feel more and more of its effects with every passing day. With thousands of shipping containers lying idle at ports around...
View ArticleA Brand’s Patriotism Can Make or Break its Performance
Patriotism is a hard word to use and appreciate today. To some, it is an important feeling of attachment to one’s country, and to others it has been said to be supremacist, of sorts. To be “patriotic”...
View ArticleA New Island of Innovation Beckons Entrepreneurs
It wasn’t long ago that Israel was considered the Startup Nation, as technology firms grew from small private endeavors into globally used products and services. Just like the United States has its...
View ArticleOMMM Bringing Inner Peace to Holocaust Survivors
In a world plagued by division and strife, there are those who transcend boundaries, fostering unity, and spreading compassion. One such individual is Michel Pascal, the renowned meditation teacher and...
View ArticleCould Sudan be a Key Strategic Ally of Israel?
In recent years, and prior to the October 7th massacre by Hamas, the global geopolitical landscape has experienced a significant transformation, particularly with signing of the Abraham Accords in...
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