On Sunday, January 12, 2020, I reached out to Rabbi J.J. Schacter with a “make a wish” request for my father, Morris Robinson, who was

Willie Hochman knows a good organization when he sees it. He spent a number of years working on Wall Street, for Standard & Poors, and

Willie Hochman knows a good organization when he sees it. He spent a number of years working on Wall Street, for Standard & Poors, and

Although Thanksgiving is not a Jewish holiday, we American Jews hold it very dear to our hearts and for good reason. Gratitude, which is the

In August 2005, we were asked to host a young man from Memphis for Shabbat. He was quite personable, and we enjoyed our Shabbat meals

I was there the night my hospital ran out of ventilators. In March of this year, Northern New Jersey was scrambling to cope with a

  In a world far apart from “The Baby-Sitters Club” and “Nancy Drew” lives a decidedly slender collection of literary series aimed at Orthodox Jewish

Reviewing: ‘Judaism’s Life-Changing Ideas’ by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks. Maggid Books. 2020. English. Hardcover. 334 pages. ISBN-13:978-1592645527. In his brilliant weekly Thursday night shiur, Simcha

A candid interview with the creators of Between Carpools and the latest cookbook sensation, “Dinner Done.” Highlighting: “Dinner Done by Between Carpools” by Leah Schapira,

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Highlighting: “What’s the Big Deal About Elections?” by Ruby Shamir. Philomel Books. 2020. English. 64 pages. Reading level: 6-9 years. ISBN-13: 978-0593116401. Award-winning author Ruby