There’s a famous story of the holy and revered Chafetz Chaim who came to the town of Radin in an attempt to build a mikvah.
Rabbi Berel Wein spoke these very words at Beth Israel Congregation in Miami Beach in June 1967. Of course, he was referring to the annihilation
I recently watched the end of “Titanic” for the hundredth time (“Shawshank Redemption” is a close second). One of the last scenes shows the wreckage
At a time where many Jews are made to feel shame for simply existing, many others, like myself, have doubled down on the great pride
I, along with millions more, are deeply pained at the atrocious pre-WWII images and horrors you have been dealing with since October 7. Please know
Mitzvahs come in all shapes and sizes. We do not know the true value each commandment holds in the eyes of God. Some are easy,
Sheitels being set and sold out of a garage. People flipping houses. Tutoring after a grueling day of students. People selling things on Amazon. Everywhere
How many times have you met someone who openly declares “I know this is wrong, but I’m gonna do it anyway.” The conscience doesn’t allow
The official Pro Football Hall of Fame website named Jerry Rice “the most prolific wide receiver in NFL history with staggering results.” Muhammad Ali was
An open letter to SNL’s kibbutz-born executive producer Lorne Michaels. Dear Lorne, A long time ago, you began your career as a television writer for
I can deal with antisemites. The Torah describes antisemitism in detail in the tochacha and reminds us what happens to us when we don’t behave
In “Star Trek 3, The Search For Spock,” Captain Kirk battles an evil Klingon who has killed Kirk’s son. In a climactic scene, Kirk successfully
