One of the most prized seforim that I have from my Zayde’s massive collection is a Rosh Hashanah/Yom Kippur machzor printed in Germany in 1840.
Most Shabbatot after shul, Dad, Dayan Grunfeld, zt”l would take me by the hand and together we would climb the steep stairs to the second
In Nedarim 41a, Rabbi Yosef interprets a verse in Tehillim, “His entire bed, You overturn in his illness,” as referring to one who forgets his
The widespread assumption today is that this poem was authored by Rabbi Elazar Azikri (1533-1600), a kabbalistic rabbi in Safed. He had a lot of
The results of November’s midterm elections in the U.S. have only recently been finalized, but one thing has been made crystal clear: Young people have
It is certainly easy to understand Yaakov’s anxiety at the beginning of this week’s parsha. After all, he is about to see his twin Eisav
As Yaakov prepares to encounter his brother Eisav, he engages in an enigmatic battle that lasts all night long. Who was the mysterious assailant? Why
Candies2Go: Send Treats From a Distance If you have loved ones far away and wish you could send them a gift, check out the candy
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Vered Shapiro and Maddie Steinberg weren’t even twinkles in their parents’ eyes when Jewish National Fund-USA began aiding Israel’s new border communities following the 2005
Vered Shapiro and Maddie Steinberg weren’t even twinkles in their parents’ eyes when Jewish National Fund-USA began aiding Israel’s new border communities following the 2005
Vered Shapiro and Maddie Steinberg weren’t even twinkles in their parents’ eyes when Jewish National Fund-USA began aiding Israel’s new border communities following the 2005
