Ki Seitzei: It’s Time to Wake Up
Last week my wife woke me up at 1:30 a.m., saying “Get up quickly! Someone is knocking on the front door!” I was half asleep
Last week my wife woke me up at 1:30 a.m., saying “Get up quickly! Someone is knocking on the front door!” I was half asleep
Russell Moskowitz grew up with very little knowledge about being Jewish. He was living the American dream, working at a nice job for Fuji Bank
I had the great zechus (privilege) to live in Eretz Yisrael for 11 years, both as a single person in yeshiva and for six years
A few years ago, I experienced pain in my neck, shoulder, upper back and knee. I rubbed in a warming ointment, but it did not
Judaism places great importance on human dignity. We are, after all, created in the image of the Almighty. Many times it takes extra care to
This past Memorial Day I led a group of men from our adult learning center at Yeshiva Ner Boruch, PTI, to a morning of Torah
On a quiet summer night I was relaxing on the edge of the water in Tiveria, taking in the air of that uniquely beautiful city.
Two years ago, on this week of Parshas Naso, a Jewish man, Gary Turkel, a”h, went paddle boarding at Atlantic Beach. When he didn’t return
A good friend of mine, Dovid, flies weekly from Newark to Rochester, New York, for business. The Rochester airport is quite small and the staff
Behar-Bechukosai When I was a teenager learning in Eretz Yisrael, I returned to America in the summer to earn money for the following year in
Young children enjoy standing in front of mirrors and making funny faces. Why? Because the funny expressions stare right back at them! On a deeper
When I was 20 years old I lost my voice for a few weeks. I attributed this to my learning in a large beis midrash