Aaron, the Kohen Gadol, was known as as a person who loved others and pursued peace (“אוֹהֵב שָׁלוֹם וְרוֹדֵף שָׁלוֹם”). He was a person who
Ten years ago, this author wrote an article that advocated a tweak to our kallah teacher curriculum having to do with cancer screening. The tweak
This article takes no position as to the merits of the accusations against former president Donald Trump or against district attorney Fani Willis. For Americans
שבועת העדות Bava Kamma 105b You are walking your dog late at night when you witness a hit-and-run driver take off after totaling your neighbor’s
In this era when international competition, technological changes and cultural diversification are developing rapidly, it is crucial for Jewish private schools to equip students with
Kohanim are the descendants of Aharon, the priests of our people. In past eras, a kohen had a special role in the nation. Even today,
Carson McCullers once said, “We are torn between nostalgia for the familiar and an urge for the foreign and strange. As often as not, we
This weekend is the start of Spring Training when hope springs eternal for the 30 Major League baseball teams with the budding of a new
This week’s Torah portion, Tzetaveh, describes the Mishkan, which accompanied Bnei Yisrael in the desert. It describes the instructions for building the Mishkan down to
“There has never been anything like this in South America! The size, the scope and most importantly the excited anticipation for the first ever Amud
Each day I pull into my driveway and after exiting my car my first stop is usually my mailbox. Most times I look at the
(Courtesy of Project Ezrah) For over 20 years, Project Ezrah has been the main organization to help Jewish families in need in Bergen County. It
