The Sabbath and Jewish holidays are a time of family gatherings, celebrated with special foods, songs and customs. Many holy days, as well as the
During the past few weeks, I’ve received a plethora of would-be halachos that would apply if secular holidays and their symbols were actual mitzvos. There
In prior issues, I have discussed prolotherapy and how it helps with musculoskeletal pain. Today, I will briefly summarize how prolotherapy works and then focus
Last week, Mrs. Levitt ‘s English Literature class was transformed into a Broadway theater as students had the opportunity to split into groups and perform
Apartheid. Occupation. Genocide. Words we hear daily amidst the red-hot, controversial debate over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. We hear them all the time, but do we
AT MTA, every shiur has their own shiur shabbaton, which provides both talmidim and rebbeim with the unique opportunity to strengthen relationships outside the beit
On November 30, the SAR Sting boys varsity hockey team traveled to the DRS Greenhouse to take on the defending champions from Woodmere. SAR lost
On Tuesday November 28, the SAR girls varsity basketball team defeated the Frisch Cougars at Frisch, 49-25. Going into the game, SAR looked to maintain
(Courtesy of LinksResidential.com) Buying your first home conjures up all kinds of warm and fuzzy emotions: pride, joy, contentment. But before you get to the
This past fall, as happens every year, a number of our friends traveled to Israel for Sukkot. While I found myself asking them, almost reflexively,
Reb Dovid Winiarz, zt”l, a”h L’zecher nishmas Reb Dovid Avraham ben Chia Kehas Winiarz, a”h Rabbi Chanina ben Dosa had once said, “Kol she’ruach habrios
On November 29, 1947, the UN General Assembly passed Resolution 181, a non-binding recommendation to partition Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states. The Palestinian
