In an ideal world, Shabbos might start at 6 PM every week of the year. That would allow people to put in an almost full

Rabbis are very busy during this time of year. We are involved in preparing our Shabbat Hagadol drasha, shiurim and drashot for Pesach and answering

The country faces a potential conflict on a scale unseen since 1973 and, with zero diplomatic capital, it might have to go it alone. Israel’s

(Courtesy of Yad Leah) The Englewood Community joined with Yad Leah at a pre-Pesach clothing drive at Ahavath Torah to clothe Israel’s needy. Clothing Drive

A full-to-capacity gymnasium played host to Yavneh Academy’s eighth grade class Holocaust production “The Magnificent Danes.” This original play based on the book “Rescue in

(Courtesy of The Rabbi Sacks Legacy) The Rabbi Sacks Legacy has announced the launch of a new interactive activity designed for Passover, aimed at adults

I am the daughter of Holocaust survivors. No matter what path my life has taken, whether it be marriage, motherhood, friendships, or professional accomplishments, those

Some experts say costs are steep even when adjusted for inflation, while kosher-food companies point to other factors, such as staff shortages. A woman pushed

Weekly Torah Insights: OU Executive Vice President Rabbi Moshe Hauer on Shabbos Hagadol—G-d’s Protection, Our Responsibility. Protection and security are recurring themes around Pesach. The

A principal in a highly observant yeshiva asked a classroom how many of them had ever found chametz over Pesach. Nearly half of the class

The term “Shabbat HaGadol,” first appears in the 12th century in works attributed to the school of Rashi: Sefer HaOrah, Siddur Rashi and Sefer HaPardes.

I recently delivered a shiur during which I mentioned the halacha of the Shulchan Aruch (Orach Chaim 447:4) that bitul, nullification, applies to chametz before