(Courtesy of Soroka Medical Center) Clalit Health Services, Israel’s largest HMO, is coordinating with the State of Israel to provide on-site medical care to serve
We all have backpacks. For school. For trips. For everyday necessities. These refugees have nothing. They simply got up and left all that they have
On April 6, the President of the Republic of Moldova Maia Sandu met with Rabbi Zushe Abelsky, chief rabbi of the Jewish community of Moldova,
Soon after the first Russian bomb landed in Ukraine, I reached out to one of our firm’s clients to ask about his family back home.
(Courtesy of Bris Avrohom) Sora Levinson, emissary of the Lubavitcher Rebbe to Ukraine, shared her efforts and accomplishments in spreading Yiddishkeit there over the past
After a ‘chained’ woman’s ex-husband claims he deliberately botched divorce ritual, rabbinic court says she’s still single, but he must issue another ‘get’ if he
Charedi education in Israel celebrated another landmark recently when the Netzach primary school in Bet Shemesh did outstandingly well in Israel’s national Lego League Robotics
The Harvey And Gloria Kaylie Rehabilitation Medical Center to increase Israel’s rehab offerings dramatically, bring quality care to the residents of the south, and create
How can I get motivated to sit down to write my April column when I feel both the stress of Pesach cleaning and shopping, along
In this guest post, Rivka Press Schwartz shares three fundamental theorems that she has learned as a parent. Dear Parents of Intergenerational Divergees, I write
With angst, my mother would spout, “Oy, Gut in himmel.” Then, she would sometimes emphasize it in English—“Oh, God in heaven.” Either way, we knew
Dear Jenn, My doctor told me my kidneys are not functioning normally due to my diabetes. I have to lose weight, reduce my blood sugar
