Chanukah: Bringing Hashem Into Your Home
I can still remember spending a Shabbos Chanukah with my grandparents. My grandfather lit his father’s large silver menorah, taken when he escaped Germany in
January 7, 2025
I can still remember spending a Shabbos Chanukah with my grandparents. My grandfather lit his father’s large silver menorah, taken when he escaped Germany in
My friend’s father was a paratrooper in the Israeli army during the Six-Day War. He was dropped off in middle of the desert with orders
When you’re a father in a house mostly filled with girls, you put on the fixer-man hat quite often. Last week I was Baruch the
Yaakov was born with his hand grabbing onto the heel of Eisav. Hence, he was called Yaakov. Rashi says Yitzchak named him Yaakov from the
When visiting friends, I remarked that their main floor looked like it had quite a makeover. The wife laughed, saying there was a funny story
Titles and introductions mean a lot. About a year ago I went to the Friday night shalom zachor of the grandson of one of our
Before I gave my parsha shiur late Thursday night, I was wiped out from Sukkos and all the lectures I gave on Yom Tov, and
A few years ago, a unique bottle of wine was sold at an auction. The bottle was found in an old Pennsylvania mansion and had
Last year on Erev Sukkos I found myself in the kosher supermarket like many others getting their last-minute items for the upcoming Yom Tov. My
In May of 2017, President Trump visited Eretz Yisrael for thirty-six hours. Over 10,000 policemen were assigned to protect him in Yerushalayim alone. The U.S.
Last month, a dream came true. Thanks to the help of some dear relatives, my son and I were able to go to Eretz Yisrael
Many store owners post a dollar bill on the wall behind the cash register to remember their first dollar of profit. We have a related
