In ‘Denial,’ Lipstadt Fights for Truth
Since the recent release of the movie “Denial,” Deborah Lipstadt has packed lecture halls and theaters all over the nation. A cool, fall Thursday night
Since the recent release of the movie “Denial,” Deborah Lipstadt has packed lecture halls and theaters all over the nation. A cool, fall Thursday night
May these words of Torah serve as a merit le’iluy nishmat Menachem Mendel ben Harav Yoel David Balk, a”h. This week we learned Bava
Bereishit 12:1 On a fine fall day in a small Jersey shore town, a girl named Mirriam Margolis decided to become Avraham Avinu, if only
It is our ultimate and most fundamental challenge and goal—to motivate the next generation of Jews to wholeheartedly embrace our mesorah/tradition. Teaching and analyzing texts,
Parashat Lech-L’cha This week’s haftarah begins at the end of the 40th perek in Sefer Yish’ayahu and extends into the 41st chapter. At first glance,
A number of years ago at a rabbinic conference, a seasoned rabbi was asked to share one of his most important pieces of advice to
There has been much scholarly research on this blessing and on the she-asani kirtzono blessing. I would like to share some of the findings. The
My rebbe, Rabbi Berel Wein, related that shortly before he made aliyah in 1997, he took some of his grandchildren to a Yankees game at
Reviewing: “Making It Work: A Practical Guide to Halachah in the Workplace,” by Rabbi Ari Wasserman, Feldheim, Hardcover: 538 pages; ISBN: 978-168025-031-2 Too often, rabbis
What happens when something is a forbidden fruit? You can’t have that delicious-looking piece of chocolate cake. You can’t have that dress you love because
During the holiday season, more than 200 Yeshiva University students traveled to 48 communities across North America to share their passion for Torah and bring
Large numbers of Israelis live in Bergen County, especially in Tenafly and Fair Lawn. Israelis have settled in very large numbers in many countries outside