Last year, through a generous grant from the Covenant Foundation, and with the support of the SAR High School Innovation Lab, Dr. Hillel Gruenberg and
For over 2,000 years, humanity lived in darkness and confusion. The human imagination could not imagine a One God responsible for all creation, who scrutinized
When the Torah wishes to inform us of the “historical” reason for a holiday, it certainly knows how to do so. For example, the two
Before his distinguished 50-year career as a surgeon at Hadassah Hospital, Dr. Nachum Kook was beloved for his righteousness and dedication to the members of
We experience life through the medium of time. Each new moment brings with it new opportunities as we ascend through the journey of time. Amidst
The Gemara in Sanhedrin 37a says, “The world was created for me (בשבילי נברא העולם).” Every morning when we wake up, we should recognize these
There is a well-known story about a storm descending on a small town, and the downpour soon turning into a flood. As the waters rise,
Rabbi Yaakov Bender takes security for his yeshiva, Darchei Torah, very seriously. Two Israeli ex-security personnel contacted the yeshiva, offering to enhance his campus security.
The upcoming holiday of Shavuot evokes the receiving of the Torah, flowers and greenery and, of course, delicious dairy food. It is also the holiday
The Mishnah (Avot 6:2) states that “The Tablets were the work of God, and the writing was the writing of God, engraved [charut] on the
How can we achieve a better understanding of what God wants us to learn from the Shalosh Regalim? Rabbi Neil Lauer’s “The Tripod” (2022) attempts
The connection between parshat Bamidbar and its haftorah goes beyond the haftorah’s opening verse noting B’nai Israel’s future numerosity. Nor is the connection limited to
