Each week, I typically enjoy reading the halachic column of Rabbi Chaim Jachter, especially as his style takes me back to the wonderful Sefardic teshuvot
I have been blessed to have been raised in a home where questions were asked, respect earned, and trust given to the experts. Yet it
In the developing aftermath of the Walder debacle, there is an increasing awareness of the urgent need to speak up, loudly and unmistakably, for the
Chaim Walder’s suicide is a shocking development in an already painful case. Since his books have been ubiquitous in the homes of frum families, many
Adapted from remarks originally delivered in Hebrew last Friday night in Kehillat Ha’Ela, Ramat Beit Shemesh, and translated by Yehuda Poch. In light of the
The Jewish historical narrative in America has, for the most part, been written and shaped by the great wave of Jewish immigrants that arrived in
The gaps between Israel and the U.S. over how to deal with Iran’s nuclear program remain very large, Israeli observers have said. Yet the struggle
New York is a rough-and-tumble landscape politically, and New York Governor Kathy Hochul wants to portray the image that she is no shrinking violet. “Don’t
(Courtesy of YU) Rabbinic students at Yeshiva University’s Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary (RIETS) will receive enhanced homiletics and public speaking training on their journey
In response to recent events, radio hosts Al Gordon and Sarah Newcomb Gordon were approached by those seeking support, and decided to take a stand.
Virtual Event Commemorating 2019 Monsey Attack This Monday Night It has been two years since a Jewish congregation was viciously attacked as the members celebrated
Marking a vote of confidence in New York City and Touro’s commitment to in-person learning, college leaders sign a 243,305-square-foot lease. (Courtesy of Touro College)
