Covid-19 has caused supply chain issues. The supply chain issues have caused many products not to be available and has also caused a skyrocketing of
Step-Parent Week is generally celebrated in the beginning of June in the United States, but Halacha is something that applies all year round. Everyone knows
On February 24 of this year, Russian President Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine. Over one third of the population of the Ukraine have been displaced, causing
to It happened the Tuesday before Shavuot in Petach Tikvah. A 30 year old man, the father of three, Reb Shmuel Katzenelbogen, was seriously injured
The housing crunch is so large now, that even golf courses are being sold to build tracts and tracts of housing. Last week, the New
What you are about to read happens, in one form or another, almost every year. It can happen on a school retreat, or at a
Kids often complain about mean teachers, and parents react in different ways. Some take it with a grain of salt. Others always side with their
Twelve thousand pairs of Rabbi Akiva’s students died during the period of Sefirah. Why? Because they did not speak to each other with the respect
(reprinted from theyeshivaworld.com) The horrific tragedy in a Conservative synagogue in Pennsylvania Shabbos morning that left 11 people dead should cause us, perhaps, to rethink
What would you say if you were informed that treif has been served at thousands of Orthodox Jewish weddings for the past decade and more?
New York—It is surely not one of our run-of-the-mill minhagim. Generally, our minhagim deal with simanim—signs that indicate good mazel rather than bad fortune. They deal
