Everyone enjoys the Pesach Seder, right? Well, no, not exactly. When it comes to mental health, it does not discriminate based on religion or observance
Passover 1946 During the first Passover after liberation, considerable numbers of the she’erit hapletah (the surviving remnant) came to the Munich area to celebrate in
Pesach is nearly here, yet the escalation of tensions in the Middle East is already here. Riveted as we are to the news—whether with fear,
With Seder preparations barely complete you may find yourself wondering if there is a way to keep the enjoyment of Passover while eliminating the backbreaking
It is written in the Gemara Arachin (16a), Rabbi Shemual ben Nachmani—in the name of Rabbi Yehuda—said that Hashem afflicts a person with tzaraas to
The Torah’s portrayal of the Jewish People leaving Egypt and traveling through the desert is descriptive and deliberate: Bnei Yisrael are the Tzevaos Hashem, God’s
Parshat Metzora states the different types of korbanot (sacrifices) that are given based on one’s wealth. Despite the different korbanot, they all achieve the goal
I remember vividly the first time I truly engaged with the text of sh’fokh ḥamatkha el haGoyim. It was Seder night 2002. Senator Hillary Clinton
Gossip, hearsay, misinformation and antisemitic harassment — a perfect description of various modern social media platforms. It’s also at the heart of Act 3, scene
(Courtesy of Puffin Cultural Forum) “Fly More Than You Fall,” a brand-new musical, will have its New Jersey premiere this weekend with two concert performances
On Thursday, April 11, two Orthodox Jewish seniors from Binghamton University in New York, Yael Bruk and Emily Feldman, received the Chancellor’s Award for Student
Ahead of Yom Hazikaron, communities encouraged to adopt and honor a fallen soldier in a show of gratitude and support for their ultimate sacrifice for
