The Chovos HaL’vavos in his Shaar Habechina states that looking at the wonders of the world and seeing the incredible intricacy of them all is,
It was why Yaakov Avinu married Leah before Rochel, and it is something that comes up over and over again. Yet, notwithstanding its frequency, people
The day after Yom Tov is called Isru Chag, which literally means “bind or connect the festival.” What is it all about? Where does Isru
There is nothing like buying flowers for Shabbos. And there is nothing like buying those flowers from one of our own brethren. In this particular
Picture a loving grandmother who raised her child and grandchildren. Unfortunately, the grandmother is diagnosed with Stage Four cancer. The chances of a medical cure
Part of the mitzvah of ahavas Yisroel involves being concerned for the well-being of others—even their financial well-being. Every so often monetary struggles or similar
By now everyone has probably heard about Governor Kristi Noen and how she personally shot her dog, Cricket. Americans were, of course, horrified. And justifiably
The year was 1984 and the place was BMG — Beis Midrash Gavoah in Lakewood. A special day of Tefilah was established for Iosif Berenshtein,
Move over Toyota Sienna and Honda Odyssey – the Hyundai Santa Fe is fast becoming the go- to new car in the frum world. This,
Pesach cakes have almost become completely Gebrokts-free. They have also become quite expensive. Indeed, one shopper at a supermarket in the Five Towns recently commented,
There are many organizations in Eretz Yisroel and throughout New York that are in need of funds. Do these organizations and aniyim (poor people) take
Recently, we have been reading about a 91 year old rabbi, Rav Meyer Leifer, and his family, who took in a 67 year old woman
