A Group of Chabad of West Orange members led by Rabbi Mendy and Altie Kasowitz visited the art exhibit at the Jewish Museum in Newark,
Dear Team Eric, What an amazing experience it was yesterday! We Levensons, Mirskys and Krasnas were blown away by all the support. I’m proud to
Part 2 One of the first sports teams my family signed me up for was with a local soccer league. I was about 7 at
Two summers ago, I participated in the Elaine Breslow Institute educator’s immersion program at Beit T’Shuvah, a Jewish addiction treatment facility in Los Angeles. Beit
The last six years of her life, my Aunt Rose was mostly homebound. At home she used an oxygen concentrator, and on the rare occasion
As a parent, I struggle personally when my children don’t have enough structure. Therefore, I become very excited when my children are occupied. Birthday parties,
It was just a moment. One among many thousands of contact points in the life of an inspirational figure. One that passed too quickly, but
The Zohar and Eliyahu HaNavi It is the highlight of the Zohar reading of the Brit Yitzhak, the gathering of family and friends at the
In listening to the Torah readings during the festive Yom Tov of Sukkot, it occurred to me that the bookend sefarim of Bereishit and Devarim
The phrase “mi natan la-sechvi vinah?” (=who gave the “sechvi” understanding?) is found at Job 38:36. The verse has two parts: who put wisdom in
In Boston they are rejoicing, in Queens they are breathing a sigh of relief, and in the Bronx they are grumbling morbidly. The Yankees season
A popular hobby in Israel—one that bridges many different societal sectors—is a hike through the land, otherwise known as a “tiyul.” Often, a tiyul provides
