This week’s story is about a fictional character, but is really about all of us. Viktor Krup was a smart kid and a model student.

Dr. Dov Barvaz was a world-famous paleontologist, business owner and philanthropist. As a paleontologist, he studied fossils to understand humans in the ancient world. This

Brenda was a highly accomplished businesswoman, philanthropist and community activist. She built her bicycle-parts company from scratch, after spending 10 years working for Mike’s Bikes,

Pinchas and Bruchi Erlich were not big fans of Mother’s Day. It’s not that the Erlichs didn’t value their mothers; of course they did! As

Parshat Kedoshim begins with the mitzvah to be holy. “Kedoshim Tihiyu.” Many commentators are puzzled by this mitzvah. Why do we need a separate mitzvah

Parshat Tazria begins with a few laws related to a woman who has just given birth. Among these laws is her requirement to avoid the

Ella peeked through the shades and signaled her sister Ahuva to come take a look. “Hey, check out the new neighbors,” she said. “The parents

This week’s parsha, Vayikra, deals with korbanot (sacrifices). Korbanot are gifts to Hashem, either of meat or flour, from the Jewish people, through the kohanim.

This week’s parsha begins with the commandment to start construction of the Mishkan alongside the commandment not to do melacha on Shabbat. Our Sages tell

People do weird things sometimes. How we react usually depends on the person. We all have at least one friend who seems to enjoy acting

Meet Chaya. Chaya is a regular girl with a regular life. She goes to school and has homework, tests and papers to write. Chaya works

Most of Parshat Mishpatim is made up of exactly what the name of parsha indicates: laws. Mitzvot known as “mishpatim” are the type of mitzvot