In the weeks before Pesach, Jewish families around the globe are busy with the joyful but frenzied preparations for Yom Tov. Cleaning, cooking and Seder
Today we’re discussing the prevalent opinion that selfies are signaling the decline of civilization. We’re going to use a simple Q&A format, because the decline
There is a thirst for yedias Halacha, for knowledge of in-depth Halacha, in klal Yisrael that defies the imagination. Thousands of yungeleit, numerous entire kollelim,
Dr. Jerry and Esther Friedman of Teaneck, New Jersey and David and Reva Kracoff of Long Beach, California announce the engagement of their children Joseph
Temmy Gerson, daughter of Tova and Shai Gerson of Bergenfield, celebrated her bat mitzvah on Sunday, April 23, 2017 at Lubavitch on the Palisades in
Emma Mael and Yossi Katz have announced their engagement. Emma is the daughter of Barry and Diane Mael of Highland Park, New Jersey. Yossi is
Alana Blumenthal, daughter of Annie and David Blumenthal of Teaneck, and Asher Becker, son of Rifky and Ari Becker of Elizabeth, were married on April
Those of you who may have reached a more mature age may remember, as I do, the childhood exercise of reading the ingredients on a
Mordecai Paldiel was born Markus Wajsfeld on March 10, 1937, in Antwerp, Belgium, as one of five children, into the Chasidic family of Szlomo Wajsfeld,
New York—In 1941, hundreds of students from European yeshivas traveled to the Far East to escape Nazi persecution. Before reaching Shanghai, they temporarily settled in
One of the great questions confronted by thoughtful Jews is the role of Hashem in the Holocaust. While many thinkers address this issue, a most
soften breakups by using the phrase “It’s really not you; it’s me.” Well, in this case, it is definitely you, Facebook, definitely you. Perhaps we
