It is our ultimate and most fundamental challenge and goal—to motivate the next generation of Jews to wholeheartedly embrace our mesorah/tradition. Teaching and analyzing texts,

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There has been much scholarly research on this blessing and on the she-asani kirtzono blessing. I would like to share some of the findings. The

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During the holiday season, more than 200 Yeshiva University students traveled to 48 communities across North America to share their passion for Torah and bring

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