The pandemic rages on. In order to survive, we have had to become flexible and open to change. Changes for work, school and shul. We

It’s time to get the air buzzing, and Moshe comes to inform Pharaoh of the upcoming eighth plague of locusts if Pharaoh once again refuses

Stubbornness, like many human traits, can either work for you or against you. When we think of the Jews who survived atrocious circumstances in the

Parshat Vaera A little over a year ago a person consumed a bat and that meal changed the way we view our world. Watching the

When I was learning in yeshiva I was looking for a healthy physical and emotional outlet. Some of the boys had joined a local gym

Two complex mechanisms are revealed to us in Parashat Vaera. The first being the heart of Pharaoh. I was a guest about a year ago

Showing total control over nature, the plagues that Hashem sends upon Pharaoh and Mitzrayim didn’t seem to get Pharaoh to budge much. Why didn’t Pharaoh

(Courtesy of Ohr Yisroel) On the 19th yahrzeit of Davood Rozehzadeh, Dr. and Mrs. Joe Rozehzadeh dedicated the Zichron Dovid Beit Midrash at Ohr Yisroel

Holiness or sanctity is predicated on the ability to be precise. Mitzvot require a certain level of exactitude if they are to be properly observed.

“What I see from observing the large tzibbur here and what fills me with awe, simcha and gratitude, is how in these very difficult times

Moshe was arguably the greatest man to ever live. He scaled the heavens and split the seas. He liberated a nation of slaves and taught

This past week, on Monday, the 13th of Teves, my wife’s uncle, Meir Singer, passed away in Eretz Yisrael. I had visited him almost exactly