Featured Article It's a Miracle by Rabbi Aaron Moss
Euthanasia and Jewish Law by Prof. Avraham Abraham The Jewish approach to euthanasia is a direct contrast to accepted practice today. How Curious George Escaped the Nazis By D. Smith and Eli Robin "The Journey That Saved Curious George: The True Wartime Escape of Margret and H. A. Rey" relates how George's creators fled the Nazis in 1940. Teen Outcasts By Y. Jacobson Each of us must ask ourselves: “Are we not responsible in some way for this youth’s mental and psychological deterioration?” Inside Chanukah Gelt by Tovah Brown Many of us have come to associate Chanukah with edible chocolate treats wrapped in coin-like silver or gold foil. Loyalty by Jay Litvin With family members, there’s not always the need to win or lose. We need to trust that through loyalty, unqualified support and an unbreakable connection to one another, we will find our way. Heavenly Lights by Amber Stone Chanukah memories of the most beautiful wartime menorah. One at a Time By Dov Greenberg Chanukah teaches us to repair the world in small steps, light by light, act by act, day by day. Fear No Evil Natan Sharansky shares a personal Chanukah miracle that took place in a Soviet prison. The Anonymous Hero By Rabbi Shlomo Riskin A 12 year old boy in Auschwitz managed to light a makeshift menorah - another anonymous hero who quietly brought light into this world.			Between Night and Day by Yanki Tauber Based on the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s teachings, this article discusses the essence of our mission in life - to shed light. Cooking with Oil by Judith Segal Hash Brown Potato Cake is still a potato pancake, it’s still cooked with plenty of oil, it’s still Chanukah. It’s just not a latka. New Orleans Journal By Elanit Kayne Part of me wishes I hadn't lived through Katrina, but I feel blessed I had. What I gained from the tragedy outweighs what I lost materially. The Story of Chanukah A holiday of renewal and rededication, Chanukah is the time to promote Jewish heritage. Live From Hollywood By Stephanie N. Henschel David Weiss - Hollywood screenwriter - and observant Jew. A Woman's Chanukah By Andrea Simantov By reenacting the traditions of my mother and foremothers, I can practice self-expression while simultaneously remaining connected to the larger tapestry of Jewish culture and history. 90% Agreeable! by Alan Dershowitz Excerpts from an address to the international Chabad Lubavitch Shluchim Convention at the NY City Hilton, November 27, 2005. Fit to be Tied By Marc Wilson Tefillin is a Divinely-mandated rehearsal each morning to unify our intellect, spirit, and motivation to be at one with the Divine during the coming day. For the previous year's Chanukah articles, click here >>>