In this week’s Parsha of Bo, we read that Hashem directs the Jewish people, through Moshe, to borrow money from their Egyptian neighbors. The verse
At a siyum at the end of a Talmudic masechet, a common practice is to recite the 10 “sons of Pappa.” They are חנינא בר
A few weeks ago I printed a story that I found in several 19th century sources. I looked into matters further and believe that Eton’s
By the ninth plague of darkness, Hashem said to Moshe (10:21-22), “Stretch forth your hand towards the heavens, and there shall be darkness upon the
In World War I, Britain and its allies defeated the Ottoman Empire. Thereafter they gave the Arabs almost all of the vast territories liberated so
In Shemot 30:11-16, God commands Moshe to take a census of the Israelites. Only one month later, as recorded in Bamidbar, a full census of
Building relationships lies at the heart of my high school teaching. Content mastery and scholarship drew me to graduate school, but learning to cultivate a
“Morning comes and morning goes with no regret. The evening brings the memories I can’t forget. Empty rooms that echo as I climb the stairs.
Learn the words in Hebrew to figure out the joke below: Store – חֲנוּת Manager – מְנַהֵל He was surprised – מֻפְתָּע You quit- עוֹזֵב
The organization’s mission is to provide long-term relief for those impacted by the war. (Courtesy of Chibuk) As the aftermath of the Oct. 7 attack
I had the great privilege of being able to remain in Israel for a week longer than the Jewish Link Mission participants. Each day I
Even if you’re jet-setting to a warmer destination sometime this winter, you’re still going to need to face the cold, hard facts: Driving in the
