Over Passover I was running an IT program at the Schechter Gross Pesach Program in Somerset, NJ. There were some amazing events my team and
“If you think you are beaten, you are… If you want to win, but think you can’t, it’s almost a cinch you won’t… Success begins
Gosh, who remembers the savory taste of Wrigley’s sticks of gum? There was no question as to whether or not it was kosher. Everyone chewed
It is undebatable that the Middle East has seen more than its share of conflict and war. Whether one looks back in time or just
Pesach is a joyous whirlwind. Once you have gotten through the preparations, and the chag itself actually starts, the streets of Teaneck are filled with
Last month I had an unbelievable experience. I walked on fire. OK, not actual fire, but I walked on hot coals at Tony Robbins’s Unleash
“Tonight’s siyum is special. It is a historic event,” said HaGaon HaRav Yerucham Olshin, shlita, Rosh Yeshiva of Beth Medrash Govoha of Lakewood. “Although we
If you are alive and breathing and are somewhat familiar with technology, chances are you are a part of some sort of WhatsApp group. It
Shoes. Heels or flats? Metallics or plain? Patent leather or matte? So many decisions, and a necessary evil for fashionistas everywhere. But thanks to the
Vayikra:16:5-10 This was not good. Not good at all. The summer was coming. The boys would be coming home from college this week. It was
The Haggadah, most appropriately, moves us to thank Hashem on Yom Ha’atzmaut. Every commentator to the Haggadah finds the Dayeinu poem puzzling. For example, why
A fond memory which I recall from childhood was that of a sign posted on the lobby door to my shul, the Young Israel of
