“Morning comes and morning goes with no regret. The evening brings the memories I can’t forget. Empty rooms that echo as I climb the stairs.

Ten years ago I lost one of my favorite teachers. Not someone who taught me Tanach or Gemara or Hebrew language, but someone who taught

(516) 485-8905 It has been more than 50 years since I last used that phone number, which was our telephone number in West Hempstead, New

I am not a military expert, but it seems that Israel’s war against Hamas has gone relatively well in the first 90 days. Hundreds of

Earlier this month, Rabbi Ari Berman, president of Yeshiva University, proudly announced the establishment of the new Senator Joseph Lieberman Center for Public Service and

I am one of the least handy and technical people you will ever meet. I’m the kind of person who ends up calling a service

There are an estimated 200,000 Israelis who have been forced to evacuate from the southern areas near Gaza and the northern border near Lebanon. More

One of the earliest memories I have was from 1963, the day President John F. Kennedy was shot. It was a Friday afternoon, and our

Living in the Orthodox community, where the very large majority of our families send their children to Jewish day schools, we often forget that there

My father, Dr. Donald Feldstein of blessed memory, was a news junkie who read the daily paper and watched the television news religiously. During our

My wife Sharon and I were privileged to attend the recent solidarity gathering of the Westchester and Connecticut Chapter of Friends of the IDF, one