Take an incredible journey through the living sea of halchah. The author will guide you through a wide variety of fascinating, authentic scenarios by blending classic Torah knowledge with his characteristic wit and humor. Just right for the scholar and layman alike. Learn More >>

Take a glimpse of life and its challenges through the sharp lens of the Torah. Like a breath of fresh air, the author presents his articulate and logical perspectives on issues such as tradition, morality, science and anti-Semitism…in classic Shafran style. Learn More >>

Our day has come! Most of the Nazis are dead. Those of you who survive, bear witness; tell the world what has happened here. Now run for your lives, and may G-d be with you! These words launched the most daring and successful escape from a Nazi death camp during World War II. While the Jewish inmates of Sobibor witnessed thousands of their brethren being led to death daily, they refused to succumb to despair. They faced almost impossible odds and lived in the most desperate of situations, yet with quiet dignity and fortitude, they struggled to preserve their faith and their hope for life. Under the direction of courageous leaders, these Jews boldly took their fate into their own hands. Throughout the book, the author portrays her characters and their daily encounters, and her recording of these events simply vibrates with emotion, anguish, hope and courage. There is a quality to her writing that makes this otherwise heartbreaking story easy to read and digest, and as we find ourselves feeling inspired instead of shaken. Learn More >>

Timely questions – viewed against a sweeping historical background of politics, science, philosophy, human psychology, and socioeconomics from Biblical times through the Gulf War – are answered in “Survival – Israel and Mankind. Learn More >>

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Rabbi Haim Yosef David Azoulay, the Hida, was one of the greatest and most intriguing Torah personalities of his generation. A leading scholar and prolific writer who was proficient in every aspect of Torah literature, he was also an extensive traveler who toured the world on his shelihut missions and displayed a passionate fascination and interest in all areas of life. This gem by author Yehuda Azoulay will provide both Ashkenazic and Sephardic readers with a penetrating glimpse into the captivating, colorful life and times of the Hida. Learn More >>