For several decades, informed readers sought out Rabbi Berel Wein's opinion column in his weekly Destiny Foundation blog, in the Jerusalem Post, and other publications to gain his perspective on current issues. The products of his highly educated and sensitive mind, the essays were uniquely "Wein"- always original, always refreshing in their candor, and subtly thought provoking. Who else could experience uplift from an orchid plant or discover the core values of the Jewish nation in the words of Israel's taxi drivers?His sweeping gaze simultaneously takes in past, present, and future.Continually aware of history and its impact on today's events, he looks at an empty field in the Land of Israel and sees not only the farmer with his plow today,but one who worked the same land two thousand years ago. And with heartfelt faith and a vibrant awareness of ancient prophecy, he envisions those who will harvest that field in the future. In this troubled, insecure age of ours, he proves that one can, one must, be a realist and an optimist at the same time.The best of these valuable essays have been collected for this volume. If you are fan of Rabbi Wein's writing, you will feel as though you are encountering an old friend. If you are not already familiar with Rabbi Wein's take on life, you are in for a treat.

In My Opinion

Rabbi Berel Wein

ALEF TO TAV

The (unofficial) Hogwarts Haggadah

What could a School of Witchcraft and Wizardry possibly have in common with the most published book in Jewish history and the most celebrated holiday of the Jewish calendar? As it turns out, quite a lot. From the concepts of slavery and freedom, to the focus on education, to the number four, Harry Potter and Passover share almost everything. This book is the perfect companion for young and old at the Seder table. Enchant your guests with lessons from the magical realms of Hogwarts and Jewish tradition. Foster conversation with student responses to Seder questions. And learn the ultimate lesson: Holiness can be found everywhere, if you know where to look.

Moshe Rosenberg

This series is geared especially for young children. The topics are written in clear and comprehensible language. The pages are filled with colorful and exciting illustrations, taking into account the custom to refrain from drawing the holy characters of shabbos. This series is will help instill Ahavas HaTorah and Yiras Shamayim in the hearts and minds of your children.

Tell Me the Story of Shabbos (English Editon) [Hardcover]

M. Klien

The Kabbalah Coloring book features Fifty different illustrations, with Hebrew letters, sacred geometric patterns, symbols and mandalas for you to color, accompanied by explanations and guided meditations.

The Kabbalah Coloring Book

David Friedman

Birkhoth Eliyahu - Guide & Laws of Blessing

Rabbi Eliyahu Hai Yahud