The Scroll
Autographed Anne Frank ‘Friendship’ Poem Sells for Nearly $150,000
Months before Frank and her family were arrested, she wrote a few lines of ‘encouragement’ to her friend, ‘Cri Cri’
By
Jonathan Zalman
· November 28, 2016
The Scroll
An Eternal Friendship
How an unlikely business meeting on 9/11 grew into a brotherhood, forged by Torah and the practice of Judaism
By
Raphael B. Butler
· October 28, 2016
Family
Why a Conservative Female Rabbi Decided To Pull Away From Her Male Friends
It wasn’t a question of modesty, but intimacy: ‘I had to dial back my friendships with men, for the sake of my marriage’
By
Rachel Miller Solomin
· June 17, 2013
Middle East
Benzion Netanyahu’s History
The Israeli scholar, and the prime minister’s father, died today in his Jerusalem home. He was my political opposite, but also my teacher and friend.
By
Jason Epstein
· April 30, 2012
Personal History
Take It Back
A late-night mistake, a ruptured college friendship, and a Yom Kippur apology. Atonement can make things better, if not quite fix them.
By
Joanna Hershon
· October 5, 2011
Keeping the Faith
A lapsed Methodist becomes best friends with a rabbi
By
Andrea Crawford
· June 24, 2005
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