On Yom Kippur
Yoma 70a Even Moses, who spoke with God one on One, was not allowed to see Him during his lifetime. “You cannot see my face,
Yoma 70a Even Moses, who spoke with God one on One, was not allowed to see Him during his lifetime. “You cannot see my face,
Rebbe Yeshaya Steiner of Kerestir zy”a, “Reb Shayale,” was beloved and respected as a tzadik, rebbe, and miracle worker who dedicated his life to the
When Bilaam is riding out on his donkey to go curse Bnei Yisrael, an angel sent from Hashem attempts to put a halt to Bilaam’s
Over the past month or so, readers of a number of prominent Orthodox Jewish publications have noted a series of ads restricting or discouraging the
I was not trained to be a yoetzet during a pandemic (it was not part of the curriculum). After all, virtually no one on this
Rav Chaim Kanievsky attends inaugural asifa and writes seminal letter. Anyone who has merited to enter the hallowed home of the Sar HaTorah, Maran HaGaon
We can avoid making mistakes we’ll regret if we keep our cool and don’t get angry. In this week’s Torah portion (Num. 20:10-12), Moses, although
Many are familiar with the “golden mean” or the middle path of the Rambam. Regrettably, some misunderstand this as a prescription for religious mediocrity. Under
“This is the statute of the Torah that the Lord commanded, saying, Speak to the children of Israel and they shall bring to You a
This column’s focus is on the people who appear on the page of Daf Yomi. Often, when learning Talmud, we focus on the shakla vetarya,
Last month, Hamas fired thousands of rockets into Eretz Yisrael attempting to kill civilians—men, women and children. Most of the rockets targeting populated areas were
It’s been a rough 1½ years for all of us. So much loss, so much pain and so much devastation. With everything that’s happening (a