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
Ten plagues were imposed upon Pharaoh and the Egyptians. These plagues imposed physical, economic and psychological pressures to let the Jewish people go. During the
As a teacher, I try to share insights and teachings that I think my students will find powerful, uplifting and helpful to their lives. Every
In this week’s parsha, Bo, the last few plagues are placed upon Egypt, one of which is the plague of darkness. When we are told
It seems that the experts guiding the Republicans and then the Democrats have been wrong at every twist and turn of the ponderous pandemic that
Get a head start on the historic third machzor of Mishnah Berurah. “You don’t have to wait for the siyum to come aboard Dirshu’s Daf
Moshe’s first attempt to liberate the Jews didn’t fare well. He was mocked by Pharaoh and scorned by his own people, shocked by their increased
Aish HaTorah has an incredible program called The Discovery Seminar. It covers many topics that interest and intrigue Jews, including: Why do bad things happen
Rav Shlomo Freifeld zy”a, legendary rosh yeshiva, builder of people and Torah, master educator, was beloved for his simchat hachayim, joie de vivre, positivity, optimism
