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

The merciful father! What a name to call the new month that we started this week. As we start a new month, we also started

Blessings, prayers, Torah learning and mitzvot, this has been amplified post Oct. 7. Why is that? Why do Jews feel the need to start wrapping

It is said that every time you learn Torah, you learn something new. Despite the number of times I learned or have read Parshat Pinchas,

In Parshat Balak, Hashem tells Bilham that he can’t curse the Jewish people because they are blessed. Despite what some may think, the blessing Hashem