
It’s a Small Jewish World
I’m sure it’s happened to you … you meet a stranger at shul or at a social event and you immediately find a connection between
I’m sure it’s happened to you … you meet a stranger at shul or at a social event and you immediately find a connection between
Ken Katter, 55, officially made aliyah with his wife, Batsheva, and daughters Rebekah, Sarah and Leah in 2012 but went back to New Jersey quickly
Dear Dr. Chani, A friend of mine recently set me up with a guy—let’s call him Gavi—who I have been dating for a few weeks.
In chess, color complexes are the light and dark squares that dictate control over regional diagonals across the board. Weakening color complexes in one’s opponent’s
How often do you think about the Roman Empire? Probably more often than the Roman Empire thinks about you. But apparently, according to a recent
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Last week’s cufflinks were the Gryffindor emblems, from “Harry Potter,” because A) the word “house” appears thrice in the parsha, plus tent, which equals four.
The revelation of ties between the U.N. aid agency and Hamas is a small part of the problem. The real issue is the purpose of
The Palestinian people’s overwhelming support of the attacks and the PA’s refusal to condemn the attacks have caused Israelis to begin associating the Palestinian flag
The parsha of Yitro records the revolutionary moment when God, Creator of Heaven and Earth, entered into a mutually binding agreement with a nation, the
The Torah obligates parents in Chinuch, to prepare their children to live as observant Jews (Sukkah 42). Moreover, we are not allowed to feed children
A Tosefta (Bava Kamma 94b) discusses a repentant robber or usurer who tries to return the ill-gotten gains. One should not accept it from them,