Q&A with Rabbi Moshe Bamberger, mashgiach ruchani at Touro’s Lander College for Men, shines rabbinic lessons on contemporary challenges, harnessing powerful quotes and exquisite graphics.
“A Life Inherited: Unraveling the Trauma of a Second-Generation Holocaust Survivor” by Rena Lipiner Katz. Wilbur & Dolce Books. 2022. English. Hardcover. 280 pages. ISBN-13:
Chapter 1 Summary: Three siblings and their families come together for the first time in years for a two-week vacation to celebrate their parents’ 50th
You’d think that once you’ve buried your beloved relative, your worries about them would be done. Yet as Rabbi Andrew Schultz of the Community Alliance
You’d think that once you’ve buried your beloved relative, your worries about them would be done. Yet as Rabbi Andrew Schultz of the Community Alliance
‘There is always a line of people waiting for food.’ Last month, boys from the Jewish Education Center’s middle school spent some time sorting thousands
Nili Rothenberg and Abby Herman, both sixth graders at Yeshivat Noam, have been best friends for years, so when they started thinking about ideas for
(Courtesy of Yad Leah) In preparation for their week-long trip to Israel, Rebbetzin Michal Zahtz brought a group of 30 mothers, daughters and grandmothers from
Chanukah is upon us and that means extra events filled with music, latkes, sufganiyot and more. Since some of these are singles events, I’d like
I stopped writing earlier this year since, as I explained in my last article (“UN Condemns Holocaust Denial,” January 26, 2022) you cannot make up
(Courtesy of Black Box Studios) The Ma’ayanot Yeshiva High School Drama Society, in ongoing partnership with Black Box Studios (and The Black Box Performing Arts
Sheryl Intrator Urman of Englewood and Fred Spinowitz of Westchester have worked together for close to 10 years curating art shows in New York and
