What the meraglim can teach us about cognitive therapy. Cognitive therapy has given therapists all over the world the ability to help release people from
To our great sadness, the societal shutdown due to the coronavirus also closed yeshivos. The government rightly insisted that all schools cease in-class teaching. Schools
About a year ago I was standing next to two people shmoozing after davening in shul. One person said to his friend, “The rabbi is
Over the past three months, the coronavirus medical crisis has induced a worldwide upheaval. The social protests in the U.S. surrounding the death of George
“Life is great!” is usually not the typical response we are used to hearing. More often than not, we are usually met with a simple
The average Dirshu member soon develops an inner core of mesiras nefesh. Without it, there is no way he can keep up with the rigorous
If our fate is decreed on Rosh Hashanah, are we allowed to pray for better health when we become ill? Does it help at all?
Jews count. We count up. We count down. We count hours, days, weeks, months and sabbatical years. We also count minyan members, ounces, handbreadths, egg
At first glance, Parshat Naso seems an odd amalgamation of topics. First, we have the conclusion of the census of the Levite families and the
To see the sight of the sota is a dramatic, frightening but also inspiring sight to see. An open miracle demonstrating the veracity of the
My rosh yeshiva in Israel, Rav Nosson Tzvi Finkel, zt”l (late rosh yeshiva of Mir Yerushalayim), was stricken with Parkinson’s disease for his entire tenure
Dirshu provides chizuk in the wake of COVID devastation. Just a few months ago, French Jewry gathered for the biggest Siyum HaShas in the history
