One of the central themes of the episode of Har Sinai is the immense unity that the Jewish people enjoyed as they encamped at the
Sometimes, when it’s late at night and the whole world is still, you can feel like you’re the only one alive. As you roam around,
There’s nothing like a crisis to get people talking. Be it tuition, abuse cover-ups, the internet, or shidduchim, major dilemmas in our community are usually
It is a word that one hears frequently these days, in many contexts. The word is process. It is a word that reflects our growing
The election of a new pope raises again the question of the stance of the Orthodox world on interreligious relationships, particularly the relations between Christians
When we hear the term “Jewish outreach,” most of us automatically assume that it has something to do with kiruv. Translated literally it means “bringing
A recent report in The Washington Post disclosed that the federal government could save tens of billions of dollars each year by trimming duplicative programs
Congress declared May as Jewish Heritage Month in 2006 and President Obama was the only U.S. President to throw a party for it, but with
Indeed, what a great bonus of our move from Montreal to New Jersey has been the opportunity to partake in amazing programming available in the
As Shevuos approaches, we look forward to yet another Yom Tov spent with family and friends. Who doesn’t anticipate the one dessert which is almost synonymous
The bountiful buffets that have made “Israeli breakfast” famous among tourists usually include shakshouka, a spicy North African concoction of eggs poached in a tomato-pepper-onion
There’s a computerized repository in Israel that looks like any other with data sets, tables, forms, graphs and reports. But tap in the right username
