Dreams, Seforim and Conflict Resolution
My late relative, Rav Avrohom Genechovsky, zt”l, was commissioned by the Chazon Ish to write a sefer on Masechet Horayot, which he called Cheder Horarti.
My late relative, Rav Avrohom Genechovsky, zt”l, was commissioned by the Chazon Ish to write a sefer on Masechet Horayot, which he called Cheder Horarti.
Two simultaneous women’s events to pay tribute to neshei Dirshu. For two nights next month, one of the storied, massive stadiums in Eretz Yisrael will
Bruce Schechter and Michal Aryeh were middle-aged singles who had not yet found their match. They were suggested to each other, but Bruce lived in
As the nation hastily quits Egypt, Moshe has other concerns on his plate. On this epic day of freedom Moshe is preoccupied with the bones
If a person lights even a small candle in a dark room, the resultant light in a dark room is instantaneously recognizable. Even the flickering
Parshat Beshalach is known as Shabbat Shira, the Shabbat of Songs. In this week’s parsha, Hashem splits the sea so Bnei Yisrael can be saved
When we return the Torah to the aron (ark), we say the phrase from the end of Eicha, Lamentations: Hashiveinu Hashem eilecha vinashuva, chadesh yamenu
An event honoring the 75th anniversary of the Talmudic Encyclopedia took place on December 30 at the residence of the President of Israel, Isaac Herzog.
Thoughts about the terrible crimes committed by a trusted leader. In 1993, when the Lubavitcher Rebbe passed away, I was a young rabbi listening to
I remember the wedding of a good friend of mine, Rabbi Dovid Kaplan, who is now a major maggid shiur in Yerushalayim. During one of
As we get closer to the highlight of the redemption from Egypt in this week’s parsha, let us focus on the name of the greatest
Megillah 17b. If you need a salary raise, you will have to find the opportune moment to approach your boss and the right thing to