Back on TrackMisha Kahana, a Polish born Jewish boy, never dreamt that he'd spend the better part of his childhood on and off trains. His journey begins on a prisoners' train making its way toward Russia. Misha is sick and weak, and the train driver somehow succeeds in obtaining permits for his family to remain in Chapayevsky for two weeks, to allow him to recover. The family's next stop is in freezing cold Tokoshi, where they are met with shocking accommodations.

doesn’t have the heart to hurt others

and as learned as a sefer

an inquiring young reporter

andjoyous multitudes throng the roads to ancient Jerusalem

son of a Mafia boss

Experience the transformative power of the twelve steps

and the Jewish Press

"Let's go ask Rav Chaim

is back with a spellbinding tale that leads us to ponder the meaning of love and family-and reconsider the stigmas and convention in our lives

this Passover set looks elegant and feels luxurious

including a chapter that addresses the special needs of children with sensory processing and autism spectrum disorders

A detailed review of the laws of tefillin following the order of the Shulchan Aruch In which situations does one fast if his tefillin fell to the floor