As a behavior consultant, I get the opportunity to observe a wide variety of behaviors, both appropriate and inappropriate. The behaviors I am going to
The nascent nation of Israel has been through quite a lot. Centuries of persecution and slavery, attempted mass murder of their infant sons and redemption.
May the learning be a merit le’iluy nishmas Menachem Mendel ben Harav Yoel Dovid Balk a’h. This week Daf Yomi began Messeches Kiddushin. We
Vayikra: 3:1 -I have a surprise for you. -No way. -Way. -A gift for me? No way! -Way! -The wrapping paper is exquisite. -Thanks. I
Many Kehillot in Teaneck pride themselves in their devotion to study of the Rambam. This author even witnessed one Beit Kenesset in which the Rambam’s
I spend my afternoons in the warm environs of Mesivta Ohr Naftoli in New Windsor, NY, where I am the principal of the secular studies
Until the 19th century, a search in secular sources for a Persian king named Achashverosh would not have been a successful one. Our knowledge of
There is a custom that when children first start learning Chumash, they begin with reading the first pasuk of Sefer Vayikra. A number of suggestions
It’s playoff time in Cougar Nation at Yeshivat Frisch, with teams competing for titles in volleyball, hockey and basketball. In addition to the many fans
On Tuesday evening, March 1, Dr. Gabriel Farkas, a graduate of both Ben-Gurion University’s Medical School for International Health (MSIH) and Yeshiva University, addressed students
National Council of Jewish Women Bergen County Section is planning to award several $1,000 endowed scholarships to young Jewish women who are graduating from Bergen
Ramat Gan, Israel—Five New York and New Jersey Jewish day schools are currently implementing Lookstein Virtual Jewish Academy’s (LVJA) courses to connect middle and high
