After Maariv on Motzei Shabbos, someone next to me said, “Oh good! Only six more days to Shabbos!” I thought that was so refreshing! A

This week’s parsha discusses the idea of donations: “Take from yourselves an offering for the Lord; every generous-hearted person shall bring it—Hashem’s offering: gold, silver,

In last week’s parsha, we read that a census would be taken by having the Jewish people donate a half shekel each. This would prevent

As someone who has covered many siyumim in various locations around the globe, I have been granted a unique bird’s-eye view into the unparalleled growth

An Issue Raised in 1990 and 2020 Many halachic issues have been raised during the current crisis. In one highly sensitive situation that faced our

Two weeks ago, I wrote about a good friend with a long-time employee who left my friend’s family business, taking all the customers with him.

“And the people saw that Moshe tarried in coming down from the mountain. And they gathered around Aaron and said to him: ‘Arise, and make

Einstein posited, “Not everything that counts can be counted, and not everything that can be counted counts.” In this parsha we find an anomaly to

The Purim miracle was a “milestone moment” in Jewish history, as a nation, faced with almost certain annihilation, was rescued by Divine intervention. Unlike the

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Purim is a unique and confusing chag in several aspects. First, why is a joyous holiday named after such a dangerous and scary event like

“Now, if You would, please forgive their sin. If not, You can blot me out from the book that You have written.” (Shemot 32:32) Moshe’s