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Few Politicians Will Challenge Hynes On Kol Tzedek Secrecy

NEW YORK

Few Politicians Will Challenge Hynes On Kol Tzedek Secrecy

State and local officials won’t say if DA’s stance on abuse perps is legit.

As Pressure On Hynes Builds, New Revelations Of Rabbis’ Intimidation

NEW YORK

As Pressure On Hynes Builds, New Revelations Of Rabbis’ Intimidation

Family in Kolko civil suit subjected to psychological pressure to drop abuse case against Flatbush yeshiva.

Jerusalem Day Needs A Miracle

NEW YORK

Jerusalem Day Needs A Miracle

Holiday fading, 45 years after unification.

Gambling On Gay Marriage

NATIONAL

Gambling On Gay Marriage

Will Obama’s move rally liberal Jews — or drive away what’s left of his Orthodox supporters?

Israeli Filmmaker Aiming ‘Big’ On Herzl Project

THE ARTS

Israeli Filmmaker Aiming ‘Big’ On Herzl Project

Prestigious N.Y. Public Library fellowship a large step forward for Shimon Dotan’s ambitious biopic.

Moishe Houses Here Struggling For Foothold

NEW YORK

Moishe Houses Here Struggling For Foothold

Innovative program to engage post-college set ‘making progress’ in city laden with hip Jewish events.

Gila Milstein with her husband Adam. Sifriyat Pajama B’America

PJ Library For The Sabra Set

In the past year, Brooklyn’s Hannah Senesh Community Day School has launched two major initiatives: increasing its outreach to Brownstone Brooklyn’s largely unaffiliated Jewish population (growing numbers of whom are Israeli) and improving its Hebrew curriculum.

A Father-And-Son Team Take On Freud And Mahler

When he began working with his father, Percy Adlon, on the script for their new film “Mahler on the Couch,” Felix O. Adlon felt a heavier than usual weight on his shoulders.

Israel Travel May 2012

Tel Aviv’s push for art tourism, new map helps tourists navigate the Shuk, tourist sites becoming more handicapped-friendly, and more.

Healthcare May 2012

My son, the doctor, at YU Museum; kosher weight loss in the country; Israeli women scientists having their day.

Text Context January 2012

Our essayists look ahead, guided by Jewish texts, memory and personal experience, from the futurism of the 1964 New York World's Fair to new ideas about messianism, prophesy and the afterlife.

Gary Rosenblatt | Between the Lines

Closer To Home: Of Baseball, Faith And Family

When I was growing up, baseball was all about fathers and sons.

I am grateful that my Dad transmitted his love of the game to my older brother and me, and am reminded of it each spring, when the promise of a new season still fills me with childlike excitement.