With the emotional and political turmoil in the aftermath of the recent presidential election, there is talk of a national registry of Muslims. It is

May these words of a Torah serve as a merit le’iluy nishmat Menachem Mendel Ben Harav Yoel David Balk, a”h.   This week we learned

Bereishit 24:64 Reuben: Nu, so how was the date? Jonah: Actually, I think it went rather well, if I do say so myself. Reuben: Really!

We understand a man’s role in Jewish life—a man is obligated to diligently engage in regular talmud Torah (Torah study) and tefillah b’tzibur (communal tefillah)

The parallels that we find between the parsha and today’s haftarah are quite striking. The haftarah is taken from the opening chapter of the Book

In one of his “For what it’s worth” segments, the late Paul Harvey related the following story: While working on the production of a movie

In a previous column, I wrote about the history of the Balfour Declaration. As a side point, it is interesting to discuss a calendar issue

I am pretty sure that we all have shared some version of the following story. A couple of months ago, I called my cell phone

On the Yomim Noraim, we were focused on teshuva, the process of returning to our “potential” selves. We learned that we can accomplish this task

Rabbi Shimon ben Gamliel said in the name of Rabbi Yehoshua: “From the day God destroyed the Holy Temple, there is no day without curse,

Still a cause for deep concern in the Jewish community is the yearly rising cost of private education. Although it is extremely costly, Jewish families

The appalling spectacle of professional athletes taking a knee during the playing of the National Anthem is both revolting and disingenuous. It also sends the