For 40 years, the Friends of the Israel Defense Forces (FIDF) has been providing services dedicated to supporting the well-being of the men and women
On Wednesday, June 9, Yeshiva Tiferes Moshe in Kew Gardens formally dedicated their Early Childhood Center in memory of their longest-serving faculty member, Morah Lea
Rabbi Sacks, zt’’l, had prepared a full year of Covenant & Conversation for 5781, based on his book ‘Lessons in Leadership.’ It is one of
Part 1 Introduction One of the most controversial halachic issues in modern times has been the Heter Mechira, the sale of Israeli farmland to a
Many are familiar with the “golden mean” or the middle path of the Rambam. Regrettably, some misunderstand this as a prescription for religious mediocrity. Under
“This is the statute of the Torah that the Lord commanded, saying, Speak to the children of Israel and they shall bring to You a
Parshat Chukat One of the goals that I hoped to reach when I began these articles some years ago was to clarify the connection(s) between
When anyone asked “why” in her presence, my Bubby, Rebbitzin Fruma (Frances) Kohn, would repeat the quip, “Why is a crooked letter!” However, with her
This column’s focus is on the people who appear on the page of Daf Yomi. Often, when learning Talmud, we focus on the shakla vetarya,
Last month, Hamas fired thousands of rockets into Eretz Yisrael attempting to kill civilians—men, women and children. Most of the rockets targeting populated areas were
It’s been a rough 1½ years for all of us. So much loss, so much pain and so much devastation. With everything that’s happening (a
I have read hundreds of Rashbam’s insights into verses and know him as a “peshat” commentator, one of the earliest in the Ashkenazic world. He
