Michael Eisenberg, Partner – Aleph, Returns to Forbes Midas List A returnee to this year’s Midas List, Michael Eisenberg is an equal partner at Aleph, the firm he cofounded with Eden Shochat in 2013. Aleph has raised $330 million across two funds to invest in Israeli startups, with 17 portfolio companies including WeWork, the co-working […]
My husband I got married two weeks before Pesach, so that first year we were guests. After that, we’ve been making Pesach ever since. As the COO of Jew in the City, part of my job is being organized, having a plan and executing it, which is really the key to making Pesach. While the […]
On Thursday morning I woke up to find my danish – the one that was meant to be my breakfast danish – sitting at the top of the nearly-overflowing kitchen garbage can. My initial disappointment in seeing it there was quickly curbed by the fact that I knew I pretty much deserved it. See – I’ve been eating a lot of […]
If winter blues are getting you down, perhaps it is time to replace them with blue skies, white sands, and turquoise waters in one of the most beautiful places on earth – Costa Rica. While the country has a small Jewish population of 2000-3000 and boasts a few shuls and kosher restaurants in its capital […]
Hey everyone! Purim is around the corner. Time to start planning! It’s important to get creative with your recipes. Here are a bunch of yummy, easy and festive recipes that will enhance your Purim. Xoxo, Daniella EVERYTHING KALE SALAD pareve, gluten-free, yields 10 servings Every Shabbos, my good friend, Emily Hershtal, makes this delicious […]
Thirsty for Wisdom of the Body, Finding It in Dance Rabbi Hanania Schwartz and Yuval Azoulay covered their heads with yarmulkes and mumbled a blessing before sipping from their water bottles. Then, yarmulkes off, they began to perform a short dance. The excerpt is from “Heroes,” which was performed at the JCC Manhattan when the […]
