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A Prince of a Candidate // New York’s young’ns have a better choice

1 week ago | amimagazine.org | Avi Shafran

Among the cluster of candidates vying for the New York mayoralty are several (at least currently) longshots for landing in Gracie Mansion, like City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams, former Comptroller Scott Stringer, and content creator/community activist/music artist Paperboy Prince.
Rabbi Moshe Weiss // HRW Legacy LLC

1 week ago | amimagazine.org | Nesanel Gantz

Balancing a life of work and Torah learning is something every ben Torah strives for, yet most find it nearly impossible. The pressures of earning a living and supporting a family often take a toll on consistent learning. It’s an area that calls for encouragement and chizzuk. Rabbi Moshe Weiss, founder and rav of Chabad of Sherman Oaks, California, is the ideal person to give that chizzuk.
Zoned-Out // An official is right about the reek, just not about its source

2 weeks ago | amimagazine.org | Avi Shafran

“I would note,” the email read, “that their sect is notorious for misogyny and child abuse. I do fear their wanton destruction of the towns and school districts . . .
Mindless Maliciousness // We pray and they pray

2 weeks ago | amimagazine.org | Avi Shafran

Right after Simchas Torah 5784, when she and her husband were able to read and hear details of the Hamas attack on Israel, surgeon Dr. Josh Winer’s wife asked him simply, “When are you leaving?” Although it was 20 years since his initial service in the IDF as a lone soldier, she knew where he would be heading.
Anti-Semitism Factory // One country hasn’t changed

1 month ago | amimagazine.org | Avi Shafran

I’m still waiting for some college kids with light courseloads and even lighter brainloads to protest in support of those who massacred dozens of innocents in the Indian-administered part of Kashmir last month. After all, the assailants just want to reclaim territory they see as their own. A primer: In 1947, the Indian subcontinent was partitioned by the British (now that, kids, was a colonial power) into mostly Hindu India and mostly Muslim Pakistan.
Ari Siegel // History by Mail

1 month ago | amimagazine.org | Nesanel Gantz

Ari Siegel is not your average entrepreneur, and it makes sense that his business, History by Mail is not your average business. In today’s world, one of the most sought-out business models is the subscription—where you offer a product or a service on a monthly basis. However, Ari’s is unique—so unique that one may wonder how he built the business. History by Mail was born by accident. Ari saw a rare, then unknown letter by Abraham Lincoln and sent it to some family and friends. They liked it. A lot.
Ring Them (Alarm) Bells // We have a stake in a public school case

1 month ago | amimagazine.org | Avi Shafran

Are you very concerned with what’s happening in public schools? I didn’t think so. But, easy as it is for us to be uninterested in schools to which we don’t send our young, there are times when disquiet, even alarm, may be warranted. Like now. Because of a case before the US Supreme Court called Mahmoud v. Taylor, in which oral arguments were heard by the Justices last week. Lead plaintiff Tamer Mahmoud is a Muslim parent in a Montgomery County, Maryland, school.
Ahron Katz // Peaks Healthcare Consulting

1 month ago | amimagazine.org | Nesanel Gantz

One of the things I enjoy most about the Lunchbreak column is that there is often so much more to a successful businessman than business acumen and talent. Before I spoke to Ahron Katz of Denver, who manages several nursing homes, I was assuming I would learn about how the nursing home industry is different in the Western United States. We did discuss that a bit, as well as Ahron’s other methodologies for running a successful nursing home business.
Pyramid Scheme // Egypt’s in arrears to its former Jewish citizens

1 month ago | amimagazine.org | Avi Shafran

$59 billion, in today’s currency. That, according to a report recently compiled by a group called Justice for Jews from Arab Countries, is what the Egyptian government owes the families of Jews who were forced to leave Egypt during the 20th century. The culmination of six years of research, the report documents the substantial cultural and economic contributions of Jews who lived in Egypt in modern times, and the systematic persecution that led to their expulsion.
Ralph (Raphael) Zucker // Inspired by Somerset Development

1 month ago | amimagazine.org | Nesanel Gantz

In the world of real estate, there are rarely any revolutionary ideas that transform the industry. Some companies build better buildings, others put up nicer malls or developments, but they all follow a similar model. That is, until Bell Works and Ralph Zucker came along. If you’ve ever heard of Bell Works—the iconic two-million-square-foot former Bell Labs building in Holmdel, New Jersey—you’re already familiar with his work, even if you didn’t know the person behind the vision.