In what appears to be the next wave of anti-Torah progressiveness sweeping the nation arethe so-called “death with dignity” laws. This will become the greatest

As readers of this esteemed periodical may recall, I wrote a story last summer about vacations in the Catskill Mountains. In particular, I recounted how

This month’s Israel Spotlight interviewee is Jonathan Pedoeem. Jonathan grew up in West Orange and attended the Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy and Rae Kushner Yeshiva

Although Chanukah concluded this past Monday, there are some important lessons that we may glean from it and incorporate into our daily lives. Chanukah is

As the January 24 race approaches, hundreds of members of Team Yachad across North America and in Israel are in intensive training for the Miami

Lisa has been on the faculty of an area public elementary school for almost 30 years. Over the years, “Miss” Lisa, as she is known

Deep feelings of joy and gratitude to Hashem for the privilege of learning His holy Torah was palpable at the uplifting siyum on Seder Kodashim

Guilford, NY—How to lose and hold your head high. How to win. How to work hard to reach a goal. How to help others. How

A few weeks ago, a moment of silence was given to honor Ezra Schwartz, the teenage boy who had been murdered in Israel while on

The day in the stores had been a battle. She couldn’t find the right slippers for Rebecca. The board game Michael wanted was sold out

The Hasmonean dynasty that ruled Eretz Yisrael with ups and downs from about 167 to 37 BCE left few marks on the land. There are

Rav Shlomo Chaim Aviner is the French-born head of Yeshivat Ateret Yerushalayim in the Old City of Jerusalem. Rav Shmuel Eliyahu, son of the famed