“How can it already be the end of Week 6?” This is a question campers and counselors are asking themselves at Gesher. They have been

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Now adults, evacuated Gush Katif residents gather for an emotional and cathartic look back at their former lives and homes, guided by the lessons they

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Along with many rabbanim, I counseled numerous pregnant and nursing women not to fast this past Sunday, since it was a Tisha B’Av Nidheh (postponed

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We all love our children. We love them enough that when they are babies and they never want to sleep, we still love them. We

I would have to say that one of the most annoying things about having a newspaper advice column, aside from all these people writing to

“Ladies and Gentlemen, if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then what is it? That’s right, it’s

How many times have you been sitting down to a nice Shabbos dinner, surrounded by your beautiful children, and just thought, “Wow, these kids cost

The decision to hang a shingle and start a business can be one of the most exciting choices that a person will ever make. Few

Anyone who has visited my house knows we have two cats that we imported from Yerushalayim in 2006. (If you’ve ever had difficulty getting out