Masbia, cookbook author Naomi Ross ask the public for help to feed the needy. (Courtesy of Masbia) Large amounts of emergency food, including ingredients to
(Courtesy of Meir Panim) As 2022 winds to a close, Meir Panim has been scrambling to meet the needs of its many patrons, both “regulars”
Double your impact with Yeshivat Shalshelet’s Chanukah campaign: All gifts matched dollar for dollar. (Courtesy of Yeshivat Shalshelet) Chanukah is a time of overcoming obstacles,
(Courtesy of Soroka Medical Center) Newlyweds brought their wedding ceremony to the Legacy Heritage Oncology Center and Dr. Larry Norton Institute in Soroka Medical Center
(Courtesy of OU) The Orthodox Union’s (OU) Torah Initiative hosted a siyum, an event commemorating the completion of a unit of Torah, at its headquarters
In my mind the candles burning on my menorah on the first night of Chanukah were definitely not burning as brightly as they have in
Long after the soldiers in Judah the Maccabee’s army struck oil in the holy Temple of Jerusalem, Jews, both of Ashkenazic and Sephardic descent, struck
When non- Orthodox, Jews become ba’alei teshuva (BT), they accept the rules and stringencies of halacha. But they are also immersed in the midst of
In 2012, Lenny Solomon went to the Phoenix Hebrew Academy in Arizona to perform with his Shlock Rock band, and had a conversation that would
Adena and Dov Goldman made aliyah from Bergenfield on December 30, 2020, with their daughters Shayna, 17, Leora,15, and Atara, 13. Their son Shmuel, 19,
“Keep calm; winter break is coming!” A narrative we teachers joke about as we get closer to a well deserved break. In truth though, while
“Spread the light” and “light up the darkness” are the messages we hear so much this time of year when it comes to Chanukah. From
