Three years ago, I went to Eretz Yisrael in the summer along with my son. On our itinerary were visits to Meron and Tzfat so

Throughout the Torah we find completion and wholeness taking precedence over quantity. Thus a whole roll takes precedence over a much larger portion of a

Have you ever met people and become curious who their parents are? Like, I wonder who their father and/or mother is!? I can imagine that

“When I started, I had no idea if I would succeed. It is not as if this was the first learning program that I had

Moshe and his friends went to the zoo. When they got there they went straight to the elephants, their favorite animal. While they were walking

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I was speaking recently with Rabbi Shalom Garfinkel, from Project 613 of Chicago, for advice about our building campaign for Yeshiva Ner Boruch—PTI. He shared

So often in life we struggle with desires and needs that seem to weigh us down. If only we didn’t so crave that chocolate fudge

In relationships, many experience its beginnings to be one of tremendous excitement and vigor, happily looking forward to doing for the other. We wish things

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In last week’s parsha of Tazria-Metzora we read about the possibility of people experiencing tzara’at upon their houses. Chapter 14, verse 34, describes how some

This week, April 19, was the first anniversary of my return home from the hospital, after being in the hospital for 32 days and being