In Parshat Vayechi, Yaakov blesses his sons before he passes away. Some of these brachot contain information that most would not include in a blessing.
I love soup—well, most kinds—especially in the cold winter of Jerusalem. So far I have made chicken vegetable, french onion, pareve vegetable and creamy pureed
A team of agricultural researchers in northern Israel is attempting to increase the concentration of beneficial compounds in red wine, without affecting the taste. (JNS)
Yeshivat Noam second graders sang with enthusiasm and happiness at their Tekes Kabbalat HaChumash on Sunday. Each class had its own amazing performance, enabling each
The inaugural year of Anshei Lubavitch’s brand new Winter Camp, under the leadership of Rabbi Eli Steinhauser, has been a major success! Scheduled during the
Yeshivat Frisch welcomed over 200 grandparents for its second annual Grandparents and Special Friends Day on December 26. The grandparents learned with their grandchildren b’chavruta
RYNJ third grade students enjoyed some hands on Chanukah learning. Mrs. Arfe, Adira Kelsen’s grandmother, visited their classroom and showed the talmidot how to create
LPS preschool children met with Rabbi Shain, executive director of Lubavitch on the Palisades. Rabbi Shain sang Chanukah songs with the children and distributed Chanukah
One of the most meaningful forms of chesed is giving to people you have never met. Over a year in the making, this was the
This week started off with limud Torah at BPY for third through fifth graders and their parents. Parents and children were invited to parent/child learning
Registration is open for new students for the spring semester at the Bergen County High School of Jewish Studies, a regional Hebrew high school for
As the Yavneh Academy second graders reenacted the receiving of the Torah at Har Sinai, they stood ready to receive their own Chumashim. Parents, grandparents,
