(Courtesy of OHEL) As the COVID-19 pandemic persists, individuals of all ages are left feeling isolated, helpless and looking for support like never before. Despite
(Courtesy of Teach NJ) As a result of Teach NJ’s targeted “Get Out the Vote” (GOTV) campaign for last week’s municipal election in Teaneck, voter
(Courtesy of OU) The Orthodox Union’s Yachad, the leading group for individuals with disabilities in the Orthodox community, has taken its annual Family “Shabbaton” online
New Jersey artist fashions a replica of the Kotel for LifeTown. (Courtesy of Lifetown) One of the most moving experiences for people visiting the Kotel,
Yachad announces the launch of the Torah B’Yachad Learn-A-Thon. Torah B’Yachad aims to encourage our community to come together, learn and complete Tanach over Shavuot.
When I got engaged to my wife after Pesach, we planned a late summer wedding so I could go back to the Mir Yeshiva in
Torah is eternal, encapsulates the word of God and, therefore, exists beyond time and place. For this reason, Torah was delivered atop a lonely mountain
(Courtesy of Friendship Circle) As they waited for the car parade from Friendship Circle to arrive, Fran and her grandson, Yitzy, took turns holding a
We experience life through the medium of time. Each new moment brings with it new opportunities as we ascend through the journey of time. Amidst
Shavuot is the holiday on which we commemorate God’s giving of the Torah to the nation of Israel. The giving of the Torah to the
Shavuot Shavuot, the anniversary of Hashem’s revelation to Bnei Yisrael at Har Sinai, is never identified as such in the Torah. Rather, its significance is
Disaster Strikes What a disaster! Many years ago, on an early Friday morning of Shavuot, one of my three daughters mistakenly ate the eruv tavshilin.
