Our past selves are most likely very different than who we are today. Despite that, we are told in Pirkei Avot (Mishna), “Know where you
“Don’t walk in front of me I may not follow… Don’t walk behind me I may not lead… Just walk beside me and be my
In Judaism, unity is promoted as good. We are told that we should unite as one nation with one heart, that we have a person
Some see Yom Kippur as a day of sadness, while others like it as the day of Purim. Which one is it? Yom Kippur is
As Rosh Hashanah is here, what is going to be the new tune of our song? In this week’s parsha, Haazinu, Moshe and Yehoshua composed
I recently heard a story about a boy who waved a small yellow flag, waiting for the captain to honk the horn of his giant
Parshat Ki Tavo speaks of the curses and blessings awaiting Bnei Yisrael. While we all want blessings and would like no curse placed on us,
We are in the days leading to Mashiach, and in Parshat Ki Tetzei, we have the answer to bringing it faster! The Gemara tells us
Many of us take the time to recite a tefillah (prayer) for the soldiers of Am Yisrael. In many of the tefillot people say כִּ֚י
Many children are candy lovers, and when it comes to Shabbat, I feel that is the most suitable time to fulfill that desire for the
Post-October 7, I heard a story that sent chills down my spine. Many mothers in Israel have had trouble sleeping because their children are in
In a “Torah Anytime” clip, Rabbi Eliyahu Maksumov says that the word chaver (friend) has the same letters as cherev (sword). You would think it
