It was definitely one of the most unique gifts I ever received. Since it was given to me, I am hardly ever apart from it.
Nothing strikes fear in the heart of a parent more than knowing that their child has been injured; physically, socially, emotionally… The Torah is chock
It is my firm belief that principals and heads of school need to be educators and educational leaders first and foremost. They need to be
Public Service Announcement from the author: There are real-life issues discussed in this week’s column. It might not be suitable for small children. There is
My son was chosen to give out nosh at Shabbos party this week. And by “chosen,” I think I mean “alphabetically.” I don’t think they
It happens once or twice a week that the telephone rings around 10 in the evening, and upon answering it we hear first a quick
A crazy title for a New Year article, yes? Allow me to explain…several years ago, I lost my sense of smell after suffering from an
New York—“Jerusalem 1000-1400, Every People Under Heaven,” reads the description of the latest temporary exhibit at New York City’s Metropolitan Museum of Art. The line
Rabbanim have a unique perspective and often, as a result of their exposure to Yidden from all walks of life both in their kehillos and
Ayelet Eizikovitz, an 11-year-old Bergenfield resident whose family belongs to Congregation Ohr HaTorah, will be going to Israel in a few months to celebrate her
Do you know when it is worth saving the sofa or dining room chairs you inherited from your grandmother, or when it is time to
I was fortunate to be invited to the Chanukah party co-hosted by the country of Azerbaijan and the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish
