AAAhron Asher Moss

1. Article · Aug 26, 2026 · Ahron Asher Moss

   The miraculous return of Yehuda Katz’s body closes a 44-year story of hope, desperation and anguish - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)

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   In June 1982, in the early hours of the morning, Yehuda Katz left Kerem B'Yavneh Yeshivah (KBY) and boarded a bus heading to Lebanon, heading to war. Last Friday, he finally returned, closing a 44-year story of hope, desperation and finally anguish at the revelation that Yehuda had passed from this world, and only his body would return to the place he spent so many hours as a student. After barely a week in yeshivah, I found myself at the centre of a national story. Media and TV channels came to

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2. Article · Jul 20, 2026 · Ahron Asher Moss

   Frum, kosher – and interrailing through Europe - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)

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   For many sixth-formers, finishing A-levels means freedom, an end to life under the shackles of parents and teachers, and a chance to explore the best of Europe. I knew that for me and my friends, embarking on a similar trip to many of our peers wouldn’t be easy. As frum boys preparing to head to yeshivah just a few weeks later, we knew it was important for us to frame our trip as a pre-yeshivah experience rather than just a rules-free post A-level adventure. We planned to travel through three co

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