A Lesson from the Pages of Jewish Action
In honor of our 40th anniversary, noted author Rabbi Hanoch Teller shares how a single Jewish Action article left a lasting imprint on his thinking and his work.

In honor of our 40th anniversary, noted author Rabbi Hanoch Teller shares how a single Jewish Action article left a lasting imprint on his thinking and his work.
In a Ukrainian ghetto, a Jewish glassmaker completes an impossible task and learns the worth of a Nazi’s word of honor.

In that tiny shul, the prayers of survivors hung heavy in the air.

This true story appeared in the August 1953 issue of Jewish Life, the precursor to Jewish Action.