Tag: Thisweek
A Son and Terror Survivor Returns
They say that you can’t go home again. For some, it’s much harder.
When Moishie Holtzberg left Mumbai, India, he was a mere two-year-old. Saved...
Mr. Pence goes to Israel and Turx goes along
You know what they say about United. They beat up people. Well, not all people, of course. You need to be a customer first....
Going Over the Border // Myths and realities about medical...
The story was splashed across social media. It claimed that four people from the Jewish community had gone to Mexico for a weight-loss surgery,...
Drawing the Battle Lines //The war on cancer continues
As the year 1971 began, the Vietnam War was still raging, but American troops were about to be pulled back, first from Cambodia and...
No Such Thing As A Free Lunch //How Corruption in the...
In the rooms, the salespeople come and go, striding confidently with their wheeled satchels to the receptionist’s desk, smiling broadly, their hands raised in...
From The Doctor’s Notebook //The drama, the dilemmas and the halachic...
Magnum Opus
Around three years ago, I got phone call from Rav Moshe Shaul Klein,” Dr. Breyer begins. “Rav Klein was one of Rav Wosner’s...
Success & Philanthropy // A visit with Yisroel Zev Rechnitz
Although the sky is overcast and gray, the weather is rather mild in Los Angeles on this December morning. For some reason, even when...
Lunch Break with Dr. Rich (Kasriel) Roberts
“You simply can’t give up” That was the motto of Dr. Rich (Kasriel) Roberts as he brought his company from near-bankruptcy to success...twice. After...
The President Who Cried Wolff // Book and Bannon, banned
The Observation Post:
Throwing the Book
Unrestrained glee filled the collective countenance of much of the press corps as excerpts from Michael Wolff’s book Fire and...
Of Doctors, Disease and Disclosure // How two families forged a...
Chava Nueumann’s* Mother
The 18 months until our daughter Chava* was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disease caused by high C-reactive proteins in her bloodstream...
