Rabbi Yisroel Mordechai Teitelbaum, z”l, a longtime Chabad shliach and one of the founding members of the Chabad community in Morristown, passed away on Thursday,
Avraham Avinu received two promises from God: of land, and of children who are to become a great nation. After promises and prayers, Avraham and
(Courtesy of Achva Tours) For some Achva participants, it’s the ruach at the Friday night tish. For others, it’s taking a selfie with friends at
In the 1990s when I studied at Yeshivat Har Etzion under the tutelage of the giants Rav Aharon Lichtenstein, z”l, and Rav Yehuda Amital, z”l,
After the U.N. General Assembly (GA) adopted resolution 3379 on November 10, 1975, declaring Zionism a “form of racism and racial discrimination,” Daniel Patrick Moynihan,
(Courtesy of Ten Yad) In the wake of the historic COVID-19 pandemic many organizations have drastically scaled down their work. Logistical challenges and COVID regulations
Traditionally, corporate leadership has been understood as a mechanism through which managers drive and inspire their employees to increase production and profits. This narrow, results-oriented
Despite the COVID-19 crisis shutting movie theaters across the country, the annual Rutgers Jewish film festival will go on from November 8-22, virtually offering 14
Group takes on leadership role as unifier of historic coalition agreement. (Courtesy of World Mizrachi) World Mizrachi’s Orthodox Israel Coalition, which won a historic second
(Courtesy of Drisha Institute) The Drisha Institute for Jewish Education opened the doors of its Yeshiva in Rosh Tzurim in August 2018, offering full-time, advanced
Dear Dr. Chani, Recently, I have been feeling so overwhelmed. My workload at my job has become more intense, my children are home from school
(Courtesy of YU) Rona Milch Novick, dean of Azrieli Graduate School of Jewish Education and Administration at Yeshiva University, spoke about her children’s book, “Mommy,
