CURRENT ISSUES     Judah Samet: Dodging Bullets Again         70 years after surviving three Holocaust death trains, Judah Samet narrowly escaped the Tree of Life shooting in Pittsburgh. An exclusive look at his fascinating life.     by Rabbi Shraga Simmons     With the deadly anti-Semitic shooting at a San Diego synagogue occurring just prior to Holocaust Remembrance Day, perhaps nobody felt it more viscerally than Judah Samet. A survivor of three Holocaust death trains, Samet came within a whisker of machine gun bullets at the Tree of Life synagogue massacre in Pittsburgh last October. Judah welcomed Aish.com into his comfortable Pittsburgh home, to share his remarkable story of courage, faith and plain good luck – a life celebrated by millions at the 2019 State of the Union Address. Genesis In 1938, Judah Samet was born in Hungary to a prominent Orthodox family. His grandfather was a chassid who went to cheder with the Belzer Rebbe. (“They were lifelong friends,” Judah says.) As a child, Judah spent summers in Israel, rubbing shoulders with the likes of Nobel Laureate Shay Agnon who enjoyed hanging out at the bookstore operated by Judah’s grandfather in Mea She’arim. Read More       Audrey Hepburn, Teenage Spy by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller     Jews Shouldn't have to Pay with their Lives to Gather in Prayer by Rabbi Marvin Hier and Rabbi Abraham Cooper     Doing Jewish and Responding to Terror by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller Weekly Torah Portion Click Here...   Today's Quote – Nisan 26 Today's Photo – Nisan 26 Mist on the mountains of Safed (Tsfat in Hebrew) by Boruch Len. The Holy Land is blessed with a number of stunning mountains and hills which greatly inspired the Prophets.     Featured at Aish.com     [VIDEO] Lori Gilbert Kaye: A True Woman of Valor   The Kaliver Rebbe, Rabbi of the Holocaust, Dies at Aged 96     [VIDEO] Why the Omer?: The Secret to Spiritual Growth   [TODAY'S RECIPE] Dairy Lunches