Naftali Ejdelman co-founded Yiddish Farm in upstate New York to create a pluralistic Yiddish-speaking agricultural community. The Farm serves committed Yiddishists who need a Yiddish speaking space to pass on the language, students who need full immersion to become fluent, and non-conformist Hasidim who want to maintain their Jewish identity while having the freedom to explore their heritage.
I recently had the honor of attending the ROI Summit in Jerusalem, a gathering of young Jewish innovators from around the globe funded by the Charles...
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has introduced cutting-edge battlefield technology while fighting Hezbollah over the past several weeks, deploying fleets...