According to a YouGov poll from January 13, 74% of responders believe that the USA is on the wrong track. Read that again. Seventy-four percent.
Recently, a relative sent me an amusing cartoon featuring the complications of maintaining a kosher kitchen. It shows stickers usually associated with “meat” and “dairy”
The pandemic rages on. In order to survive, we have had to become flexible and open to change. Changes for work, school and shul. We
When the Israelites left Egypt, Shemot 12:38 tells us that an “erev rav” also went with them. One of the meanings of the root ערב
It’s time to get the air buzzing, and Moshe comes to inform Pharaoh of the upcoming eighth plague of locusts if Pharaoh once again refuses
Stubbornness, like many human traits, can either work for you or against you. When we think of the Jews who survived atrocious circumstances in the
Since the passing of Rabbi Adin Even-Yisrael (Steinsaltz), z”l this past summer, his students residing in Israel and in the United States have been working
Usually we only get to know gedolim once they have clearly established themselves as being in a category of their own. I knew of the
(Courtesy of CIJE) Ambitions ring high as yeshiva high school students take the stage at CIJE Tank with the hope of taking their capstone innovation
Last week, on January 11, 2021, I received my first vaccine dose. On the first day of phase 1b, as an education worker, I, together
As a museum educator, I am fascinated by the opportunities to explore Parshat Shmot through the lens of ancient artifacts. Over the many years that
Since the campaign leading up to the 2016 election, my neighbors and friends from school discovered something they found horrifying about me. “You’re a lib?!
