Part IV The sheer volume of books, articles, periodicals and information produced each day about events in Israel and the Middle East makes the quest

Having the liberty of a “week off” with only the pleasures of cooking and eating too many meals, going to shul for inspirational davening and

This past week you may have read in the New York Times “Science Times” section the piece on “failing the smell test.” It is an

As the Yom Tov season comes to an end, I’m sure I’m not alone in feeling many mixed emotions. There’s always a moment for me

(Courtesy of OHEL) OHEL’s trauma team, which has years of experience in natural tragedies, continues to provide critical help to individuals, families and schools affected

(l-r) Shifra Prager, Arielle Graber, Galil Neuer, Dalia Hoffer and Aliza Baron, sixth graders at Yeshivat Noam, held a lemonade stand on chol hamoed Sukkot.

Fifty years ago this past summer, my life took a turn. Seven years of educational deferment from the Selective Service System was about to expire,

The now popular term “bucket list” has come to mean “a number of experiences or achievements that a person hopes to have or to accomplish

(Courtesy of Touro Links Magazines/reprinted with permission) Tech savvy and yeshiva don’t often show up in the same sentence. But Rabbi Zev Fuchs, assistant principal

They say man plans and God laughs. As our family was shopping and preparing for three days of meals with friends on our yishuv home

Part 5 (Continued from last week) In the beginning of January 2014, Martin had sent me the contact to download the story of the battle

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