Parshat Ki Teitzei The final chapters of Sefer Yeshayahu, from the 40th perek until the 66th, are known as the pirkei geula, the chapters of
During the past couple of weeks, our 3 ½- (and ¼ ) -year-old son, Dovid, wakes up every morning and asks if it’s Shabbos Kodesh.
I definitely expected, during my gap year in Israel, to study Jewish texts and to deepen my connection to Judaism while learning in yeshiva. I
Reviewing “Ceremony & Celebration: Introduction to the Holidays” by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks. Maggid Books, an imprint of Koren Publishers Jerusalem Ltd. Hardcover, 336 pages, 2017.
Editor’s note: Rabbi Goldwasser offers some important tips for young women as they prepare to study in Israel. Be open to all that happens around
Part 11 (continued from last week) In the fall of 1944, many refugees embarked on their journey back. In order to get tickets for the
We, the generation that was born after World War II, have a special obligation to our grandchildren and great grandchildren. We must tell them what
You’d be hard pressed to find a lineup of speakers more qualified to offer winning business advice. Likewise, you’d be hard pressed to find a
Ben Porat Yosef Rabbi Saul Zucker, Rosh HaYeshiva, heads the BPY team, as an educational leader with over 25 years of experience as an innovative
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Dear Coach Gila, I started writing this letter to you numerous times. Each time I scrapped it and gave up because my tone seemed too
Sara is a high school sophomore in a local private school. She is an above-average student and plays on her school’s basketball team, which is
