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Ari Goldwag & Sheves Chaverim are back with another great music video – only this time without the music! Only their voices (and claps!) appear in this great Shabbos song – Me’ein. Ari is on his way home on Friday afternoon, while the Sheves Chaverim boys are back at home preparing the table for Shabbos. Will Ari get home in time for kiddush? Join them on a fun and heartwarming adventure. Filmed…

Parents Just Don’t Understand

They were there for every first that mattered in my life. Except for one: my first steps onto the path of Judaism.

by Noah Dinerstein.

At six years old, he put his hands on mine as I gripped the handle bars, and guided me up and down the street for hours until he finally let go and I rode that Huffy on my own.

A few years later I was still small enough to sit on his lap while he was driving…

The Kinderlach Perform at Hakol Habah – Jewishtidbits.com The Kinderlach performing at the end of the Hakol Habah” – The Next Voice – competition in Israel. //cdn.embedly.com/widgets/platform.js

Op-Ed: Beyond Politics: Shabbos with Ted Cruz

[By Yehoshua (Jeff) Ballabon]

I read Nick Muzin’s heartfelt piece about his friend and boss Senator Ted Cruz and Jews and decided to echo it with one of my own experiences with Cruz – from before he was a presidential candidate, or even a senator.

For many years off and on I attended the first day or two of CPAC– the American Conservative Union’s annual massive gathering conservatives – in…

Mishpacha Writer Reflects on Meeting with Donald Trump

By Yisroel Besser- Contributing Editor, Mishpacha Magazine.

I wasn’t sure what to expect.

 I’ve seen enough Donald Trump footage to know it would be interesting. It was certainly a mark of prestige that our magazine, Mishpacha, served as the forum for a one-on-one interview with the Republican front-runner.

There were no pre-conditions and I assumed no obligation to provide a positive report. I’m…

Opinion – Ted Cruz Vs. Donald Trump

By Eytan Kobre, Mishpacha Magazine.

I haven’t yet written a word about the presidential primary season, and that’s mainly because I recoil from having to mention a certain one of the candidates in this column, let alone write about him at any length, just as I don’t men- tion his name in my home. I’m more deeply revolted and repulsed by him than by any other figure, past or present, in American…

Town Honors Man that Rescued a Jewish Baby

In an emotional event during the Toms River Township Committee meeting this evening, the man who saved the life of a baby was recognized by Township officials and by the father of the infant.

William Copes, was driving down New Hampshire Avenue on that fateful day when he saw a vehicle plunge into a retention basin.

Mr. Copes immediately sprung into action, and when he found the wrecked car he…