While Western civilization views history as evolutionary and open-ended, Judaism views it is cyclical and predetermined. At several points in our tefillah we recite the
Beginning this week, when we read Parshat Shemot, through mid-February, when we read Parshat Tetzaveh, we find ourselves in a period of the Jewish calendar
May these words of Torah serve as a merit le’iluy nishmat Meira Chaya Nechama Bracha, a”h, bat David Mordechai, sheyichyeh, and Menachem Mendel Ben Harav
The conversation between Moshe and Hashem at the burning bush, which we will read this Shabbat, has always stood out to me, particularly as an
Paamonim, a non-profit partner with the Israeli government for responsible financial planning, saves thousands of Israelis every year from having to receive charity funds from
The winter months bring us new weather patterns, new daylight schedules and new challenges for children. Exams, projects and papers are back in full swing.
We are fortunate to be living in a community where mitzvot are an everyday occurrence. We all try to do as many good deeds as
Reviewing: “Siddur Avodat HaLev,” by Rabbinical Council of America (Rabbi Basil Herring, editor). Koren Publishers Jerusalem. 2018. Hebrew/English edition. Hardcover. 1346 pages. ISBN-13: 978-9653019362. The
Rabbi Yehuda Aryeh (Leon) of Modena (1571-1648) was one of the most colorful Jewish rabbis and scholars of the 17th century. He was born in
Jewish boys don’t play football—except when they do. Greg Joseph played football and soccer at the Donna Klein Jewish Academy, a yeshiva in Boca Raton,
(Courtesy of Project S.A.R.A.H.) Project S.A.R.A.H. created a three-part Internet Safety Program for fifth- through eighth-grade students highlighting internet safety, online grooming and cyber bullying.
Life is full of surprises. One of the worst surprises that families can face is a parent’s life-threatening medical diagnosis. Chai4ever, the only organization of
