Blessings and Curses
From the very outset of today’s parsha we follow the development of two brothers, Esav and Yaakov, and learn of their different behaviors and personalities.
From the very outset of today’s parsha we follow the development of two brothers, Esav and Yaakov, and learn of their different behaviors and personalities.
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How important is a blessing? How far would you go to obtain a blessing from a righteous person? Would you cross the ocean for a
In high school, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to learn Gemara at least one period a day, for all four years. I began
It would be comical if it were not sad that the younger generation assumes that they know everything so much more competently than the older
No, I am not a magician. But I have learned that I can be at two places at the same time — and so can
The past few days I’ve been working diligently to clean up the papers on my desk in preparation for my sister and brother-in-law’s visit. Although
Another incredibly amazing summer session has come to a close at Camp HASC. While I am thrilled that my sister will be coming home, it
Quality time with children with special needs is also a life-changer for Bergen County parents and siblings. Paramus—Seven years ago, Shirley Bitton had a lot
Do you remember Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood? He was such a lovely man, always put his shoes away. It’s a shame my boys never watched that
Being a scientist isn’t easy. Scientists toil away night and day with no reward, except for award ceremonies. But not every scientist can win the
Twenty-seven years ago was the last time I was in Israel. But this year, I was blessed to be able to visit my daughter at