“And Yitro…heard all that God did to Moshe and to Israel, His people—that Hashem took Israel out of Egypt”: The opening pasuk to this week’s
The book of Leviticus, at 6:3, in the context of the daily burnt offering, tells us that every morning it was the duty of the
People who had the privilege to meet the Chazon Ish were overwhelmed by his originality in all areas of Torah interpretation and of life. His
As part of their “whole-child” approach to chinuch, the Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva (RPRY) in Edison hosted a free two-part parenting workshop earlier this month
Mitch Morrison’s essay “Is Learning the Only Thing? Yeshiva Year(s) and Beyond” (The Jewish Link, December 30, 2021) raises an important and timely concern: the
Recently I was the recipient of a beautiful bouquet of flowers together with a few other items. At my door stood a lady delivering an
Founders are reaching out to help launch this initiative in other communities. The founders of the Dollar-a-Day of Raritan Valley (DaDRV) initiative have seen their
By Rachel S. Kovacs Tamir Goodman renders the word “impossible” meaningless. Impossible to be committed to his faith and his sport, Shabbat and his professional
2021 saw the greatest uptick in substance-related overdoses in the history of our country. Preliminary numbers by the CDC indicate a nearly 30% increase in
When Judge Rachel “Ruchie” Freier takes her seat on the bench for the New York City Civil Court beneath the words “In God We Trust,”
Reprinted with permission from www.sdjewishworld.com. Reviewing: “Moe Fields: The Special Bond Between Fathers and Sons” by Stuart Z. Goldstein; New York: Pen Paper Press (c)
Newly published “Gitel Goes to Cheder” by Frieda Miriam (Givon) gives the young reader a charming glimpse into life in a small, Polish shtetl before
