Cooking for the Yomim Tovim in Israel
This Rosh Hashanah and Sukkos, numerous Americans will spend Yom Tov in Israel. When Americans travel to Israel for Yom Tov, they often do one
This Rosh Hashanah and Sukkos, numerous Americans will spend Yom Tov in Israel. When Americans travel to Israel for Yom Tov, they often do one
As we enter Rosh Hashanah, we look for a zchus that can help us face our upcoming judgment. It may be something that also constitutes
Since many yeshivos, seminaries and schools are now beginning, it’s time to start contemplating what Elul is all about. Second Chances Rosh Chodesh Elul
With the rising cost of everything, including school tuition, some people may be wondering if the cost of tuition can be considered for maaser, giving
Part II Who Should Perform Chesed? The mitzvah of chesed applies equally to men and to women. It should also be taught to one’s children.
Part I Harrison Pawluk is an online personality who films himself performing “random acts of kindness.” He gets views in the millions. He shares videos
Tisha B’Av is over and Tu B’Av is upon us. It is the fulfillment of the biblical mitzvah of “v’ahavta l’rayacha kamocha” to attempt to
The Case The series of thefts was discovered in shul. One woman, a math teacher, decided to bring up the bizarre theft. “It was the
It may be a bit shocking, but the Marriage Foundation has studied the issue extensively and has determined that, statistically, 31% of second marriages fail.
The world is getting together after the first few waves of the pandemic. Pope Francis and his Rabbi friend, Rabbi Abraham Skorka, have authored a
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