Last Shabbos, the president of our shul, R’ Yossi Goldman, reminded the kehilla that Sunday evening would be December 4, and we would begin reciting

With the first snow of the season expected last Shabbos morning, I ventured out to a local supermarket to buy my first bag of salt

Parshat Vayeshev Amos, a contemporary of the prophets Yeshayahu, Micha and Hoshea, was a simple shepherd by trade who was called upon by God to

Part III of III The first two installments identified the subject, opinions of authors who had written about the subject earlier, technical subjects such as

Jerusalem—Nes Gadol Haya Po, A Great Miracle Took Place Here. Like many American-born Jews, for most of my life, these words held no significance for

Come meet the Shpielmans – a Jewish family of toy figures combining quality with extra fun – perfect for children, and designed beautifully enough for a museum.  The Shpielmans figures promote Jewish values, depicting

The Hod family of Teaneck makes sure the entire community can enjoy their festive Chanukah decorations.  

Lighting Chanukah Candles on Motzei Shabbat: How does one light candles on Motzei Shabbat? Rav Aviner: After Arvit, one returns home, makes havdalah, then lights

Leaving the Christmas-focused lights, wreaths, trees and crowded malls of America and then walking the streets of Jerusalem is like going from artificial flavoring to

Much like deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) helps solve crimes, it can be used to control food quality and prevent fraud. It plays the role of a

Shall we play a word association game? When I say Chanukah, what do you think of? People’s answers often include Menorah. Parties. Oil. Doughnuts. Presents.

I wear my tallit in shul when I daven. I come on time so that when services begin I am ready. I remove my tallit