The Shabbat Nightmare

By Sarah Tuttle-Singer
Published on March 13, 2011

Jewish Groups Join Quake Relief Efforts

By Dan Baron
Published on December 30, 2004

For thousands of young Israelis, the sun-drenched archipelagos of Southeast Asia were the perfect destination to forget the rigors of military service.

But this week, that post-Zionist nirvana became a nightmare. The tsunami that swept India, Thailand, Sri Lanka and the Andaman Islands on Sunday plunged hundreds of Israeli families into a frenzy of worry over relatives feared lost while touring.

Judgment of Herbert Bierhoff

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on September 9, 1999

The nightmares have plagued Dr. Sigi Ziering since the Holocaust.

Dreaming C’s

By Teresa Strasser
Published on April 15, 1999

Either the apocalypse is coming, or I've been living in Los Angeles too long. Last night, I woke up from the most vivid dream, the kind that feels like it lasted all night, the kind of dream that feels like a journey through every emotion.

The Pope and Repentance

By Rabbi Harold M. Schulweis
Published on September 10, 1998

I begin by expressing my admiration and respect for Monsignor Vadakin whom I have known for close to three decades. I have reason to know of his integrity and moral courage, his deep respect for Judaism and his love for the Jewish people.
It is not with anyone that I would broach the sensitive topic of the Holocaust and the call to repentance.

To deal with the Holocaust is to touch a raw nerve in world history.

Pope John Paul II himself referred to the Shoah as "the nightmare of our century." It is worse than a nightmare.