On Almanos (Widows) and the Arba Minim
It is well-known that the world of Brisk was one of meticulous observance of mitzvos. It is also well known that Rav Refoel Soloveitchik was
It is well-known that the world of Brisk was one of meticulous observance of mitzvos. It is also well known that Rav Refoel Soloveitchik was
Their names and holy souls pull at the heartstrings of any feeling Jew. Many of them exemplified remarkable heroism and sacrifice. They went back to
There is an expression out there known as “Snitches Get Stitches.” The implication is that it is not the ideal place to be. What is
One of the questions that is often asked about blowing shofar (during Elul) to confuse the Satan is, “Hasn’t he figured it out already?” The
So what are the top eight things to know about Shabbos Nachamu? #1. Firstly, being joyous and celebrating Shabbos Nachamu is a custom with deep
By now, most people have heard about the incident where Nurali Emomal, a judo competitor from Tajikistan, refused to shake the hand of his Israeli
The 14th of Tammuz marked the 37th yahrtzeit of Moreinu HaRav HaGaon Rav Yitzchok Ruderman zt”l, the rosh yeshiva of Ner Yisroel. What follows is
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