Since the times of the original shadchan, the biblical Eliezer, dating and matchmaking have been a significant part of our tradition. Our forefathers were part

(Courtesy of OU-JLIC) Tova Solomons may have only wrapped up high school less than two months ago, but speaking with the recent Ramaz graduate about

When my wife and I, as a relatively young couple, purchased our home, it was pretty much all we could afford. For that reason, we

(Courtesy of World Mizrachi) World Mizrachi is hosting an exciting new podcast called Orot MiMizrach. It will be a 12-part series about the teachings of

Nearly 85 years have passed since the first Kindertransport from Nazi-occupied Europe. Despite abundant documentation that England accepted approximately 10,000 Jewish children, the stories of

As head of school, I would have my assistant head of school read sensitive emails that I was planning on sending. As time went on,

I was more than a little amused when reading a recent article about J. Robert Oppenheimer, celebrated in 1945 as “the father of the atom

Highlighting: “Because It’s Just and Right: The Untold Back-Story of the US Recognition of Jerusalem as the Capital of Israel and Moving the US Embassy

Highlighting: “The 25th Hour” by Rabbi Dov Keilson. Mesorah Publications Ltd. 2023. Hardcover. 518 pages. ISBN-13: 978-1422638293. (Courtesy of Artscroll) Time… It’s our greatest gift.

Reviewing: “Ruth Blau: A Life of Paradox and Purpose (Perspectives on Israel Studies)” by Motti Inbari. Indiana University Press. 2023. English. Paperback. 278 pages. ISBN-13:

I imagine my loyal readers are anxious to hear how my pedometer regimen is going, if only so they too can say, “Why do I