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Articles by Baila Rosenbaum
Clip and Save - Mishpacha
W hen Chananya Kramer’s father bought a video camera in honor of Chananya’s bar mitzvah back in 1984, he probably didn’t suspect it would be the catalyst to catapult his creative son into the world of multimedia, eventually becoming the go-to video wizard for hundreds of thousands of Jews celebrating the Siyum HaShas. At the time, this was a state-of-the art, high-tech device that used a hard cable wire to connect the camera to the VCR.
The Dogs of Religious War
In ordinary times, a sparsely attended Friday town hall meeting in Beit Shemesh would not be an obvious place to glean cutting-edge political insight ahead of Israel’s elections. But times are far from ordinary. In two weeks, Israel’s 5.8 million voters will go to the polls (for the second time this year), and a mere 125,000 people may decide the next government — and with it, Israel’s Jewish future.
Redemption Song - Mishpacha
NEW SOUNDS The draw of Meilech Kohn’s music is undeniable exerting a pull even on those ears that don’t quite know what to make of it on first listen. His voice is supple covering great range and negotiating rapid changes with ease but it also has a rough-hewn quality that suggests a certain grit. His songs resist easy classification; no two sound the same none of them really fits a ready-made category.
Why Me? - Mishpacha
In Sefer Koheles, Shlomo HaMelech, the wisest of all men, underscores for us that life is filled with challenges and opportunities — sometimes even conflicting ones. One of his examples is that there is a time to cry and a time to rejoice. Finding the way to balance the two is probably the greatest challenge that one faces in his or her life.
On the Witness Stand in Japan
What do a professor of psychology at Hebrew University and a top American law enforcement officer have in common? For one thing they have both become key players in the massive effort to free Yaakov Yosef ben Reizel and Yoel Zev ben Mirel Rishe Chava the two young men jailed in Japan on drug smuggling charges since April 2008. (And their testimony just might be able to convince the Japanese courts of the boys’ innocence.
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