A few years ago, a free-thinking fellow coined the term “Social Orthodoxy,” which he used to describe Jews who enjoy the club-like camaraderie that many

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On Purim, Jews are required to comply with the Shalach Manos mandate, which entails the sending of food to others. It derives from Megillat Esther,

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Should you plan a vacation or work trip based on proximity to kosher restaurants? Yes, you should, especially based on quality kosher establishments around the

Not all Jews are schleppers and not all schleppers are Jews, but when it comes to schlepping, nobody does it better than Bnei Yisroel. If

Some things in life should not be mixed, like business and pleasure, drinking and driving and Capulets and Montagues. You also should not mix vinegar

Most reasonable people agree that there is nothing fashionable about a schmatta. If someone tells you that you are wearing a schmatta, you probably should