Achieving Freedom Through Being Slaves to Hashem
I can’t forget Chol Hamoed Pesach years ago when I was dating my wife. I had planned a nice day outdoors, but it was raining
I can’t forget Chol Hamoed Pesach years ago when I was dating my wife. I had planned a nice day outdoors, but it was raining
Last year, I took my good friend Rabbi David Sorani to Newark airport. As we entered the airport, we noticed a car with an interesting
Gary Schrager, a former student at my yeshiva, used to work as a cameraman for Channel 7 News. He told me that whenever there was
This week, we read Parshas Parah. Rav Moshe Wolfson says it is the last parsha of the Hebrew months of the year, since Shabbos ushers
I always wanted to learn martial arts as a child, but my parents didn’t let me. They were afraid I would use it on my
One of the most popular Jewish books on the market currently is Angels in Orange, written by Rabbi Nachman Seltzer. In just six weeks, over
A few times a year, the Mir Rosh Yeshiva, Rav Nosson Tzvi Finkel, assembled all the students to urge them to look out for the
I’m amazed to watch young children who seem oblivious to conversations around them suddenly chime in right on queue. My son-in-law, Chaim, was singing a
When I was in 12th grade, some classmates and I went to the Upper West Side on Purim to collect money for our yeshiva. We
When I got married to my wife Rivka, I didn’t realize just how much our lives would be interwoven with my in-laws. During our first
When my youngest daughter was born, I was very excited to share the good news with everyone. The next day, I was at the shiur
My student Boruch Falkovsky came to America from Russia when he was in his 30s. It started as a two-week visit to Yeshiva Ohr Sameach