(Courtesy of Touro University) Ido Aharoni Aronoff, an Israeli diplomat, advisor to global companies and international relations professor, was named Global Distinguished Professor of Business
Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest (JFGMW)’s fifth annual CommUNITY Mitzvah Day looked a little different this year. The mitzvah day was, after all, scheduled for
(Courtesy of PTI) Last week at Yeshiva Ner Boruch-Passaic Torah Institute, members of the Young Professionals Program connected hands-on with the deeply mystical mitzvah of
On Sunday evening March 31, a UJA-sponsored delegation of Bronx leaders arrived in Israel for a two-day solidarity mission. The mission included Bronx Democratic Rep.
Rabbi Uriel Vigler is originally from Zimbabwe—although when he lived there, it was called Rhodesia. His parents were Chabad shlichim (messengers living in an outpost),
Karina Ariev, Karina bat Ira, 19, a soldier at the Nahal Oz military base near Gaza, was taken captive by Hamas early in the morning
Hannah Smith was a 14-year-old schoolgirl living in Lutterworth, Leicestershire. Bright and outgoing, she enjoyed an active social life and seemed to have an exciting
Hagalah or Libun? What if someone fried meat in a milk frying pan (or vice versa)? Is kashering with fire (libun) required, or does kashering
Parshat Tazria This year, we have the privilege of reading the haftarah earmarked only for parshat Tazria—a somewhat rare occurrence, as this parsha is generally
The world is not a peaceful place right now. War is raging, political polarization in America is growing, and the divisions in Klal Yisrael that
As I discussed last week, Sefer Vayikra consists mostly of numerous communications between God and Moshe, with some taking place on Mt. Sinai and others
Last year, I took my good friend Rabbi David Sorani to Newark airport. As we entered the airport, we noticed a car with an interesting
