In the 16-word poem “The Red Wheelbarrow,” William Carlos Williams lauds the indispensability, of all things, of a red wheelbarrow glazed with rainwater. He does
Do we run Freshman Day? It was hardly the most important question facing the Jewish people on Monday, October 9. After the horrifying news began
I pray to Hashem every day, most of the time together with a minyan. However, most of the time I simply recite the words of
5,300 volunteers from over 40 countries register to help Israel in less than 48 hours. (Courtesy of EMA Care) Israel is at war. Many hospitals
How many have already told me that they can no longer look at the news or listen to the radio? The images are too painful
In “Star Trek 3, The Search For Spock,” Captain Kirk battles an evil Klingon who has killed Kirk’s son. In a climactic scene, Kirk successfully
I forgot my father’s yahrzeit this year. 27 Tishrei. 27 years. I forgot, but I didn’t forget. Twenty-seven years ago, my father went into hospice
The year is 701 BCE. The northern kingdom of Israel has already been destroyed and its people exiled. Some of the cities of the kingdom
As we continue to daven, send supplies to the IDF and participate in countless chesed opportunities, we know that all of these make a tremendous
Annual event to include prayer for Israel. (Courtesy of Friendship Circle) Get ready to walk, run, roll, or just have fun at the annual Friendship
When Moriya Rosenfield was serving her first year of Sherut Leumi in Eilat, she became aware that the Israeli National Trail “Shvil Yisrael” either began
La Chaux-de-Fonds keeps its wealth well hidden, a bit off the beaten track, so finding the charm in its austere grid of streets can be
