Settling Halfway
Have you ever made up your mind to start a project, turn over a new leaf or make this the year that you really mean
Have you ever made up your mind to start a project, turn over a new leaf or make this the year that you really mean
Titles and introductions mean a lot. About a year ago I went to the Friday night shalom zachor of the grandson of one of our
Before I gave my parsha shiur late Thursday night, I was wiped out from Sukkos and all the lectures I gave on Yom Tov, and
What is unique about the qualities of the dove that succeeded in fulfilling Noach’s mission, returning with an olive branch? Rav Shlomo Pesach Toperoff, z”tl,
A few years ago, a unique bottle of wine was sold at an auction. The bottle was found in an old Pennsylvania mansion and had
For six days Hashem shaped our entire universe. All matter was designed and crafted into a universe carefully calibrated to ensure long-term sustainability. Finally, toward
Who wrote Kohelet, the biblical book of Ecclesiastes? The traditional answer to the question of Kohelet’s authorship is Shlomo HaMelech, King Solomon, who according to
Last year on Erev Sukkos I found myself in the kosher supermarket like many others getting their last-minute items for the upcoming Yom Tov. My
The experience of four minim is one of the most colorful and vivid mitzvah experiences. It combines multiple fruits and branches into one bouquet, marking
The Simchat Beit Hashoeva, the most joyous and amazing celebration in the world, took place on Chol Hamoed Sukkot to celebrate the drawing of the
What if we were told that we only had a few months left to live? What regrets would we have? Would we regret that we
The following is based on a holiday message from my friend Rabbi Lior Engelman. Sukkot is a time for recognizing our spiritual giants, and this