I definitely expected, during my gap year in Israel, to study Jewish texts and to deepen my connection to Judaism while learning in yeshiva. I
Ever wish there was an eatery that served uncooked cookie dough? DŌ Cookie Dough Confections in downtown Manhattan (certified kosher by Rabbi Aaron Mehlman) is
Before visiting Har HaMenuchot, I had never been to a cemetery that I would describe as beautiful. But there was a certain beauty to Har
Is it true that all good things must come to an end? I mean, people still buy and listen to records, Hollywood is constantly churning
Whenever my siblings—Aliza and Zachary—and I went out for ice cream or got sodas when we were young, our parents would always get us two
I don’t often get into theological debates with other people—for instance, arguments about God’s existence, or the nature of God, or Judaism’s veracity. It’s not
It’s hard to believe that an alphabet consisting entirely of pictures would ever be accepted into society, but the unthinkable has happened… in Ancient Egypt!
Over a year ago, I wrote a column about how I was preparing for my permit test and how I was getting ready to take
Years ago, my siblings and I caught (pun intended, since part of the game revolves around “catching them all”) Pokémon fever when my brother received
A few weeks ago, I voted in the New Jersey presidential primary. It was my first time ever voting, since I had turned 18, and
People like to joke that one of the main ways they get their news is through Facebook. For me, sadly, it’s not a joke anymore.
Back in the 1770s, Great Britain dominated the American conversation. After all, the colonies were trying to break free of their mother country and fight
