Tasha Cohen always lamented why she couldn’t find her purpose in life, why her mission was so elusive as she jumped from one profession to
The flyer was circulating in WhatsApp chats, another small-fonted image to pause and inspect, or simply scroll past. But due to the recent happenings in
Stepping out of the car, Uri Schneider felt the air as it hung heavy with ash, settling on his skin, the dust of what was
In the slowness of the rising sun on the morning of Oct. 7, as the first of many sirens pierced the stillness of the sky
The end of the pandemic summer found us scrounging for a quick family vacation before school started, a desire that stemmed from endless months of
This is the story of two brothers. Not two biblical brothers, with opposing personalities and years of raging jealousy and trickery. Two ordinary brothers, six
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I am writing about the recent article depicting the perceived social injustice of omitting women from newspaper ads or dinner journal announcements, in “A Modest
On Saturday evening, March 23, at 9 p.m., MODI, one of New York’s finest comedians, will be performing at Congregation Ahavat Torah in Englewood. The
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The bell had rung and the third-grade class excitedly gathered by the door, a storm of arms grabbing coats off of hooks and knitted hats
This Shabbat is the annual “Emunah Shabbat Tea Talks,” a lively gathering of men and women committed to the cause of Emunah. The tea honors
