“Ellen, how do I deal with all my kids’ artwork from years past?” or “What do I do with piles of family photographs and albums?”
For decades, halachic and legal authorities have grappled with the age-old problem that arises when recalcitrant husbands refuse to provide a get, leaving their wives
The new year is a time when many reflect on their lives, and evaluate which areas may need improvement or change. A few common areas
What comes to mind when contemplating the words “grief” and “loss”? Maybe the ritual of sitting shiva, or a funeral? Let’s consider for a few
Zachary Moskovitz grew up in the Upper East Side, attending Manhattan Day School and going to shul with his family at Ohr HaChaim. Israel has
Part II In Part I of our HR compliance series, we explored the pivotal role of HR technology in streamlining compliance processes for midsize businesses.
The Talmud (Kiddushin 31b) relates that when quoting a father in a Torah discussion, one should not mention his father by name, but rather refer
Rabbi Moshe Aaron Kasinetz, founder of the Orthodox Jewish community in Livingston, passed away on Shabbat, Parashat VaYechi, 18 Tevet—December 30, 2023. He was 89
(Courtesy of Passover Listings) Kosher for Passover food is superior. Have you ever heard someone say that? Probably not. If you disagree with this bold
(Courtesy of OJCC) An event designed to provide the Anglo American community in Israel with the knowledge, skills and connections needed to thrive in the
In this time of war and problems domestically, we should highlight one ray of hope in the cancer arena, a new therapeutic approach with broad-based
(Courtesy of Midreshet Lindenbaum) Over 30 recent graduates of the Maria and Joel Finkle Overseas Program at Midreshet Lindenbaum chose to come “home” to Midreshet
