In the spirit of the recent 15th of Av holiday, I offer the following column. Surely you realize that I am not going to write
Freddie Ferguson needed to change—at least his boss, friends, mother, therapist, bowling team, florist, golf coach and gardener all thought so. Freddie was coasting along,
Our experience in Israel is multi-dimensional and oftentimes paradoxical. This land distills so many different values and experiences that rarely can a single phrase or
Shabbat Rosh Chodesh Parshat Re’eh This Shabbat is Rosh Chodesh as well, and as a result we take a “break” from the series of “consolation”
We read in Parshat Re’eh that one should not make any cuttings in one’s skin for the dead (14:1). Apparently, this was a mourning custom
Most times when women light the Shabbat candles before reciting the bracha and adding any further tefillot that they wish to say, they generally do
Working with kids for five summers in a row, I was a little dubious about choosing office work for my summer activity, isolated from sun
(Courtesy of AMIT) Jewish educators from around the world recently took a weeklong trip to Israel, where they met with colleagues from the AMIT network
Today, 4,000 members of the IDF, young men and women who grew up with strong Jewish roots and pride, are defending Israel despite the government
(Courtesy of Jerusalem College of Technology) Nursing mothers holding their babies while first-year college students stay up all night learning how to code, and ultimately
(Courtesy of AFBIU) On an official mission from Israel, Noa Yechezkel-Lubin, a graduate student in artificial intelligence in Bar-Ilan University’s Computer Science Department and a
I’m embarrassed it took me so long. And what a difference it made when I finally did it. Ever since I upgraded to Windows 10,
