Where Should You Buy in Israel? Ask Shelly Levine
(Courtesy of Tivuch Shelly) When an observant Anglo is looking to buy real estate in Israel, whether as a home or investment, it’s likely he
January 7, 2025
(Courtesy of Tivuch Shelly) When an observant Anglo is looking to buy real estate in Israel, whether as a home or investment, it’s likely he
Whenever I buy flowers for my home or as a gift, I usually choose lots of pink. This year, fashion experts say pink belongs in
Once upon a time, a cap was something you threw on your head to go out into the cold without much thought. In the last
Reviewing: “Heart Songs: A Holocaust Memoir” by Barbara Gilford. Amsterdam Press, softcover, 137 pages, ISBN 978949305634. Barbara Gilford, a retired therapist living in Morristown, New
Bergenfield-based musician Binyomin Ginzberg has been fascinated by the chasidish wedding custom known as the Mitsve Tants since childhood, when he attended the weddings of
Every adult child who has a parent living alone worries. What if something happens and they can’t get to the phone? Moshe Suissa came up
With the schoolroom and the office moving into our homes full- or part-time during the pandemic and minyanim in the backyard, comfort has become the
Ganit Goldstein envisions a world in which fashion is more custom and less mass produced. She wants to see women wear fewer outfits with better,
There’s a proverb that warns not to judge another until you have walked a mile in their shoes. Noam Sokolow, owner of Noah’s Ark and
Women have been making a choice since hair salons re-opened from the pandemic: Go out in public, with some trepidation, or live with hair that
Must simchas take a time out from December to March? No, says event planner Rena Soclof. Barring a storm or below-freezing temps, there are ways
The Bat Mitzvah Plus program at Congregation Ahavath Torah will begin its sixth season next week. Freidi Hyman, program director, said the curriculum she has
