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Solomon was sent to Berlin. There he was interred for four days while it was decided whether to execute him or ship him off to a concentration camp. 
 
 Jewish History Jewish History
 
 
Slap in the Face  
  Slap in the Face  
 
By Racheli Reckles
Update date: 8/22/2017, 15:24
 
It’s happens to all of us; you probably know that feeling you get when you did something for someone, and got nothing in return. Not just nothing; less than nothing…  

From Down Under  
  From Down Under  
 
By Yehudit Channen
Update date: 5/3/2017, 07:09
 
Compared to Israelis, Australians have no worries. They move fearlessly through parks and shopping centers, with no security guards searching their bags and purses...  

Searching for My Father  
  Searching for My Father  
 
By Tiferet Israel
Update date: 4/15/2017, 23:20
 
I started to thank Hashem for the abuse I survived; I thanked him for not having a father, and all the pain around not having real parents that loved and protected me...  

Eyes Beyond Time  
  Eyes Beyond Time  
 
By Rabbi Lazer Brody
Update date: 6/9/2018, 23:15
 
Spiritual sight and material sight conflict with one another; the more a person regards the world with a material orientation, the less he enjoys spiritual insight...  

The Shabbat Crash  
  The Shabbat Crash  
 
By David Perlow
Publish date: 11/18/2013, 15:44
 
Just as Hashem is patient with us, we too need to be patient with others. It’s our job to look for the good in each other before we make erroneous and regretful decisions...  

A Letter to Neturei Karta  
  A Letter to Neturei Karta  
 
By Rabbi Avraham Isaac Kook zatza”l
Update date: 10/31/2017, 21:55
 
The anti-Zionist Neturei Karta leader had publicly disgraced Rav Kook repeatedly, but with his daughter deathly ill, he now needed Rav Kook's urgent help…  

In the Blink of An Eye  
  In the Blink of An Eye  
 
By Dovber HaLevi
Publish date: 6/2/2013, 21:24
 
How many times do we fear that Hashem isn’t near because it looks like all of our efforts are doing nothing, and the situation keeps getting worse, like before the Six Day War?  

Mouser Money  
  Mouser Money  
 
By Natalie Kovan
Update date: 5/21/2018, 00:05
 
A mouse in a Jewish mother's kosher kitchen? It's amazing how one of Hashem's tiny messengers can bring about such a change in an entire family...  

Five Steps to Greatness  
  Five Steps to Greatness  
 
By Rabbi Lazer Brody
Update date: 11/23/2015, 17:35
 
You too can be great. It's not easy and it won't happen overnight, but you have a hidden potential that's like a diamond - all you must do is dig it out from the depths...  

The Meaning of Exile  
  The Meaning of Exile  
 
By Dovber HaLevi
Update date: 4/15/2017, 23:23
 
Eighty percent of our people chose to remain in Egypt; they perished. After the plagues, they convinced themselves that the future was all in their favor…  

The Good Point  
  The Good Point  
 
By Rivka Levy
Publish date: 8/14/2011, 20:21
 
She had a terrible relationship with a certain person. It had got to the point where she absolutely couldn’t stand them, not even being in the same room with them…  

The Riots of 1929  
  The Riots of 1929  
 
By Rabbi Simcha Raz
Update date: 4/15/2018, 10:52
 
Rumor pointed to Harry Charles Luke, a meshumad and Secretary General of the British Mandatory Government, who encouraged the Arab marauders to pillage the Jews…  

Hezekiah and Moshiach  
  Hezekiah and Moshiach  
 
By Rabbi Shalom Arush
Update date: 11/8/2018, 20:47
 
The Jews of King Hezekiah's time should have brought redemption. The Talmud says that King Hezekiah should have been Moshiach, but neither merited; why?  

The Lesson of Yehoyachin  
  The Lesson of Yehoyachin  
 
By Rabbi Shalom Arush
Update date: 1/28/2017, 22:06
 
We have no idea of the magnitude of good we create by successfully passing a test of faith. By clinging steadfastly to our faith, we influence our offspring for posterity...  

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