Pesach Cleaning! (You’re Welcome)
This week’s article is about cleaning for Pesach, in response to the people who keep saying that I always run that article too close to
This week’s article is about cleaning for Pesach, in response to the people who keep saying that I always run that article too close to
Yachad went to Six Flags Great Adventure theme park on Chol Hamoed Sukkot. Thank you to all of the dedicated Yachad staff for making the
(Courtesy of Tehillim Kollel) Tehillim Kollel, located in Kiryas Joel, Monroe, New York, was founded in 2009 by Rabbi Mordechai Friedman, a great talmid chacham
Over the last few weeks popular topics of conversation have revolved around what else we need from the store, if we remembered to make an
I think it was 1995 when Rav Feivel Cohen returned from an Agudah convention upset. He explained to his congregation, of which I was a
May these words of Torah serve as a merit le’iluy nishmat Menachem Mendel ben Harav Yoel David Balk a”h. This week we learned Sanhedrin 75.
In science class, a sixth grade boy’s eyes locked on the etrog, entranced by the delicate balancing of the pitom. After the class exploration of
Editor’s note: The text below is taken from Rabbi Tully Harcsztark’s recent teshuva drasha to his students at SAR. Here’s how it happened: I had
Lavi, Israel—Friends of the Israel Defense Forces (FIDF) sponsored a portion of the cost for Israel Defense Forces (IDF) soldiers to run a race memorializing
Ten Dayanim in five locations: Bais Hora’ah Kollel Chatzos resounds with shaylos, all night long. The hours are from 1 a.m. until 6 a.m. The
Jerusalem—Sukkot, one of the three times of the year that the Jewish people are commanded by the Torah to travel to Jerusalem, retains this practice
One very rainy first night of Sukkot, the rabbi of Congregation Shaarei Zion of Brooklyn instructed his (Sephardic) congregation to eat a kezayit of bread