Walls of Morality
On November 9, in Heichal HaTorah, a group of students made a small model graffitied wall, symbolic of the Berlin Wall, which divided West and
February 5, 2025
On November 9, in Heichal HaTorah, a group of students made a small model graffitied wall, symbolic of the Berlin Wall, which divided West and
For a period during my youth, my parents arranged for my sister Ahuva and me to take ice-skating lessons. What I remember the most is
It was undoubtedly one of the most exciting days of my pre-married life. In 2000, I was one of the older bachurim in the beis
Someone once told me that when people ask each other how they are doing, they mean besides the fact that they’re tired. It’s as if
A couple of weeks ago, I had the privilege of accompanying the ninth and 12th graders of our yeshiva, Heichal HaTorah, on the first shabbaton
This week, Mesivta Ohr Naftali of New Windsor, New York, where I am privileged to serve as general studies principal each afternoon, celebrated a special
In our home, we take the custom of eating challah with honey during this time of year very seriously. If having honey is symbolic to
This past Wednesday, parents in the tri-state area gleefully celebrated the return of their children to school. No doubt they are thrilled that their children
It’s hard to believe that we are approaching the first birthday of our twin boys, Gavriel Yehuda and Michael Binyamin. As has been noted in
When I was 8 years old, I needed to have an operation to correct a hernia. I remember davening at home with my father in
This week, the Staum family made its annual pilgrimage to East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, to our summer home at Camp Dora Golding. When making the announcements
A few years ago, Chani took our younger children to one of the local Jewish owned shoe stores to buy shoes. The store had a
