The Yearlong Farewell, and the Final Goodbye
Kaddish is the long—the longest—goodbye. There are only two ways to take the responsibility (and privilege) to say Kaddish for a loved one, especially a
Kaddish is the long—the longest—goodbye. There are only two ways to take the responsibility (and privilege) to say Kaddish for a loved one, especially a
The Jewish world has recently exploded with the news that the Israeli government has decided to add an egalitarian prayer space as an official part
Several weeks ago we spoke about the quality of the sound level that we find abhorrent especially at weddings and various simchas. We have since
Last week I wrote about the exciting sport of college basketball. It was so exciting that I have already forgotten which teams I saw play.
Once in a while I get letters from people asking for advice. And I try to help them out, because if they’re asking me, I
December 23 until February 1. A full five weeks I was given off from Queens College. That’s almost half a summer! Making plans was inevitable,
Caliber 3, based in Gush Etzion and with locations across Israel, was established in 2004 by Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) Col. Sharon Gat (Res.) and
Whether you call it Yeshiva Break, Yeshiva Week, Winter Break or just simply a winter vacation, thousands of Jewish families schlepped their vacation-starved schoolchildren, poured
The news media have been paying great attention lately to the high rates of concussions and other injuries among professional as well as young athletes
By Gabby Dear Gabby: We have friends (a married couple) whom we go out with frequently. Whenever we are together we are appalled at the
Don and I moved into our home in May 1987. When we started shopping for a home over President’s Day weekend, we looked at about
Now that the gift-giving season of Chanukah is a distant memory and we’ve also satisfied the birthday presents of all of our friends and relatives