The past two years have taught us a lesson or two regarding advance planning (futile) and flexibility (crucial). And so, we at Meir Panim are
Part II (continued from last week) If the first of Nisan is such an important date to both the Bible and Talmud, why is the
Over 310,000 New Yorkers expected to tap into food pantry network this holiday season. (Courtesy of Met Council) Met Council has launched an emergency fundraising
Editor’s note: YU student Shoshana Rockoff was part of the recent mission to Vienna with Yeshiva University, to assist and support the 500 Jewish refugees
As thousands of Jews and other Ukrainians flee their country as the Russian invasion destroys their homes and institutions, Jewish agencies that have long assisted
Rabbi Bryan Kinzbrunner, board certified chaplain and immediate past president of the national Neshama Association for Jewish Chaplains (NAJC), has repositioned his passion for engaging
In high school, friends at Frisch would rave about their unique Chumash teacher. “Rabbi Fleischmann has insane rapping skills. He’s so funny and down to
In August 2021, New Rochelle resident Vera Kessler participated in one of Rabbi Aryeh Nivin’s professional development chaburas. She explained: “The class challenges you to
Vibrant Jewish early childhood centers are at the heart of our educational institutions. “The world only exists because of the breath of preschoolers.” – (Talmud
(Courtesy of Anshei Lubavitch) Capitalizing on the success of its CKids winter camp for Jewish children currently attending public school, this year Anshei Lubavitch introduced
Ketamine, a drug introduced in the 1960s as an anesthetic, has garnered marked interest over the past two decades as an effective treatment for depression,
The Lifesaving Transfer Just several weeks ago, Moshe (not his real name), a young father, was admitted to a small New York hospital with an
