With Tamar Ansh

Tamar Ansh is the director of the JWWS and the author of eight books, as well as numerous articles in Mishpacha, the Jewish Press, the OU, Hamodia, Binah, and Kosher.com. Her most recent release is Let’s Get Bentching! for children. Tamar’s best-seller book, A Taste of Challah, is now a challah demo business, the Jerusalem Challah Experience, giving tour groups, Neshei’s, bat mitzvahs and family events an inside look at the mitzvah and the hands-on magic of challah.

An engaging public speaker, Tamar gives an in-depth look at taking charge of your own success. In her professional writing career, Tamar is a trained editor and copywriter, specializing in email sequencing and email marketing.

• To book a Jerusalem Challah Experience, click here.
• For copywriting and/or momentum business coaching with Tamar’s Access Your Blessings, email here.
• Snag Tamar’s7 Top Challah Secrets (+ some bonus recipes) right here

I’m so pleased you’ve come to our JWWS this year! It’s a pleasure to have you with us!

Jonathan (Yonoson) Rosenblum has published approximately 2,500 columns and longer essays in a wide range of venues, both secular and religious. His writings have been published in the Jerusalem Post, The Commentary, Moment, the Jewish Week, and in virtually every Orthodox weekly or monthly publication, including a weekly column in Mishpacha magazine for nearly 20 years. In addition, he has written seven biographies of major Torah leaders and co-authored a memoir with Lieutenant Meyer Birnbaum.

He is a graduate of the University of Chicago and Yale Law School, and practiced law in Chicago, followed by more than a decade of full-time yeshiva and kollel learning. He uses his secular and religious training and background to make the two poles of the Jewish world more comprehensible to one another.

A 20-minute brand-new, fun, and invigorating exercise. You’re gonna get those brain cells popping!

BEATUBE®️ is a unique method that focuses on enhancing the brain function of older adults as well as improving coordination, balance and other physical abilities. This method combines three key elements: rhythm, movement and interaction with another person. With BEATUBE®️, each participant holds one or two orange tubes optimized for the method and performs various challenges: tapping the tubes together, on the floor, on the body, and on the tubes of the other participants – all while moving in space and in rhythm with the music.

Bracha Fridrich works as a madricha in Melabev Beit Shemesh for over 14 years with the elderly who have Alzheimer’s and dementia. She is a trained Beatube® instructor, a fun unique exercise that works on concentration, coordination and balance. Bracha lives in Ramat Beit Shemesh and leads chugim in her area. For more information Bracha can be reached at fridrich74@gmail.com or 052-720-3041.

Harness ChatGPT so it becomes a helpful intern rather than a competitor.

Bassi Gruen is a writer and editor with 19 years of intense experience and owner of The AI Edge. She’s written hundreds of articles and edited thousands. She’s currently offering “ChatGPT Launchpad” digital course for writers, editors, and business owners, enabling them to jumpstart their creativity and maximize productivity. Check her out at bassigruen.com 

Use the code “JWWS10” by July 15, and get a 10% discount.