Iraq’s Disintegration Threatens Israeli Security
Another launching pad for Iranian missiles.
June 8, 2021
How a Hasidic Jew Came to Write for a Popular Indian Children’s Cartoon
Dov Ber Naiditch’s religious and artistic journey.
When Menachem Wecker noticed his son watching a children’s cartoon created in India, he was surprised to see that the screenplay was written by one Dov Ber Naiditch—a name that stood out in the credits. Wecker soon tracked down the name’s owner, an observant Jew who was raised in a devout family of Lubavitch Ḥasidim and has a passion for writing. Naiditch spoke with Wecker about how he found his current vocation:
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How Political Correctness Led Official France to Attempt a Cover-Up of Sarah Halimi’s Murder
Turning jihadist anti-Semitism into marijuana-induced madness.
Hamas’s Underground Military Complex Isn’t the Work of Amateurs, but of a Dedicated and Sophisticated War Machine
The exit of one tunnel “led directly to an Israeli farmer’s field meters away from a kindergarten.”
New Research Appears to Affirm the Antiquity of the Book of Psalms
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How a Hasidic Jew Came to Write for a Popular Indian Children’s Cartoon
Dov Ber Naiditch’s religious and artistic journey.