Dear Shayna B., I am so bored during the summer. My parents are always working. I’m getting bored of playing with the stuff in the
Matot (Numbers 30:2-32:42) Our choices and decisions don’t only affect ourselves. They have an influence on others as well. In this week’s Torah portion, the
You may have seen the lawn signs. Or the information distributed at your school’s carpool line. Or the emails from local rabbis and day-school principals.
Rabbi Sacks zt’’l had prepared a full year of Covenant & Conversation for 5781, based on his book Lessons in Leadership. The parsha of Pinchas
Rarely do I take sides in a halachic controversy. Almost always, I present both sides to a debate. However, the issue of the lift-and-cut shavers
Parshat Pinchas The semi-mourning period of “Bein Hametzarim,” the three weeks that precede Tish’a B’av, sets the tone for haftarah readings of the next few
Due to the invention of the steamboat, Americans were finally able to travel to Europe and Palestine starting around the middle of the 19th century.
Our parsha opens with God’s effusive praise of Pinchas for his extra-judicial killing of Zimri and Kozbi. What remains elusive, however, is any hint regarding
Our parsha opens with God’s effusive praise of Pinchas for his extra-judicial killing of Zimri and Kozbi. What remains elusive, however, is any hint regarding
In Yoma 84a, Rabbi Yochanan (a second-generation Amora of Israel, 180-279 CE) is treated on Thursday and Friday by a matron for his tzafdina, bleeding
Amid an unprecedented school year, Hebrew teacher Gilad Bargil completed Prizmah’s YOU Lead program to advance leadership in day schools. (Courtesy of Prizmah) Following an
(Courtesy of Chesed 24/7) The Northern New Jersey community is ready to connect by drawing a line between a patient in the hospital and those
