Shootings and Stabbings In light of the recent shootings in Bnei Brak and stabbings in Be’er Sheva and in Hadeira, r”l—a halachic question arises: Is
The attribute of zerizut, or alacrity, although not an indispensable quality for fulfillment of Torah or rabbinic injunctions, is one that the Torah enjoins every
Mark Twain once quipped, “When I was a boy of 14, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man
In the days leading up to Pesach, Raise Your Spirits Theatre released the video (for women only) and audio recording (for everyone) of our latest
(Courtesy of the Leviim Art Gallery) Following the incredible success of the first Art Fair on Chol Hamoed Sukkos, the Leviim Art Gallery is bringing
Several years back, my father, a congregational rabbi for the Young Israel of Scarsdale, led a group of men to Israel on a spiritual safari.
As I walk into RYNJ, I can’t help but notice how carefree the preschoolers are, happily playing with their friends, the first- and second-graders running
The recent passing of Rav Chaim Kanievsky, zt”l has rightfully engendered many tributes, and no doubt many more will follow praising his single-mindedness and devotion
Fundraising by Mike Leven, other donors, will enable 44 public school teens to experience life-changing trip to Israel this summer. (Courtesy of NCSY) Four years ago,
Armed with a JD from NYU Law School, Maxine Harelick was on the fast path to success. Landing her first job at a prestigious New
Governor Kathy Hochul and state legislative leaders pushed through a $220 billion budget more than one week late and included policy issues in the fiscal
Israeli field hospital treating civilians in Ukraine is ‘a landmark in the history of Israeli aid overseas.’ For a moment, Yoel Har-Even was distracted. We
