It’s the season for college acceptances when some of our best and brightest find out if they got into their dream school. Meanwhile, these same
A Korten Shpiller (card player) I’m not. Yet, for centuries now, a custom has arisen where, come this Sunday night, Torah study is put on
Learn the words below to figure out the joke: נֶחְמָד – Nice רֵיאָלֵטִי- Reality הַחֶלְקָה עַל הַקֶּרַח -Ice skating סִפּוּר חַיִּים -Your life story בִּשְׁבִיל
When people feel they are being unfairly taken advantage of, they often think their only choice is either to react angrily or just give in
Sous-vide cooking involves placing food in a plastic pouch and cooking in a water bath at a precisely regulated temperature. A video explaining how sous-vide
Parashat Miketz “Ha’ikar chahser min hasefer.” This expression, arguing that the essential idea that one proposed was untenable simply because the source for the approach
Read these words that are among the most fateful and reverberating in all of Jewish history: Joseph recognized his brothers, but they did not recognize
Knowledge can easily blur true and falsehood. Accuracy lies in the subtleties of wisdom. (Sefat Emmet, Chanukah) Throughout Mishlei, Shlomo Hamelech explores the relationship between
Last week, Congress summoned the presidents of three of the leading universities—MIT, Harvard, and the University of Pennsylvania. The reason: to pointedly question them about
לא ארץ נכריה לקחנו, ולא ברכוש זרים משלנו. כי אם נחלת אבותנו שנכבשה בלא משפט, וכאשר היה לקל ידינו השיבונו אותה לנו (ספר המכבים א:טו:לג–לד
As the Rav of Brisk and later in the holy city of Yerushalayim, Rav Yehoshua Leib Diskin, known as the Maharil, zt”l, was known as
As Yehudah pleads with his father Ya’akov to allow him to bring Binyamin to Mitzrayim, pursuant to the request of the authorities in Egypt (Yosef),
