In honor of the start of the new tax season, I thought it would be apropos to break out an edition of the Tax Mailbag.

It was Mincha on Shabbos, a Shabbos that nearly 1,000 lomdei Torah in Dirshu’s myriad programs will never forget. During the Shabbos morning tefillah, aliyos

Sometimes, the silent heroes deserve even greater praise than the celebrated heroes. The Nshei Kollel Chatzos Melave Malka, celebrated for both the Kollel Chatzos of

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It’s a celebration for the entire klal Yisrael—and especially for Boro Park. A new Kollel Chatzos is opening in Boro Park, bringing along with it

These words of Torah are dedicated to the aliyah of the neshamah of our dear friend and role model, Menachem Mendel Ben Harav Yoel David

We were away for Shabbos a few years back and I went to shul for Mincha a bit early on Shabbos afternoon. One of my

It is a typical question faced by observant Jews: I am unsure if the waiting period between meat and milk elapsed—may I eat milk products

At some time or another, in the process of parenting, most of us have heard the dreaded words: “You are a bad mommy/daddy…” or “I

Part II: How Talmudic Study Grew In Part I of this three-part series, we looked at what is the essence of the Talmud and some

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