Two extraordinary Holocaust survivors, who lived into their mid-80s, were buried on Sunday. Teddy died Friday, Elie on Saturday. Both men had lived in France;
Editor’s Note: In honor of her bat mitzvah, Moriah student Tali Gribetz raised $5,000 to build a custom-designed mobile art cart filled with art supplies
As I sit in front of my computer trying to write a column to entertain you, I have to be honest, I am crying. But,
I turned 35, which is not that big a deal. Well, it is to me, because my back hurts. And I’m at an age where,
It hits us every time we pass a humongous flag flying from a car dealership or when we cross the George Washington Bridge and notice
There are many reasons why people do not like to throw out food. The thought of throwing out even one piece of rotting fruit or
It should come as no surprise that internationally acclaimed talent Dudu Fisher is headlining a unity concert coordinated by a group of Chabad houses in
May these words of Torah serve as a merit le’iluy nishmat Menachem Mendel Ben Harav Yoel David Balk a”h. Bava Kamma 24 Someone Triggered a
Bamidbar 13:1-33 And Michael of the tribe of Finkelstein spoke to his wife, Ariella, and he said: “Go send forth friends to reconnoiter the house
It is most certainly an eye-opening experience for an Ashkenazic Jew to visit a Sephardic kehilla for tefillah. While approximately 90 percent of the service
Don’t Undo the Consequences! In the middle of the summer two years ago, I traveled from Camp Dora Golding in East Stroudsburg, PA, to New
The first week of camp is upon us, and for me it conjures up old memories of my first summer in sleepaway camp. I was
