I heard the news while doing what I generally do Friday afternoons: squeezing in too many errands too close to Shabbos. I was at the
Countless individuals and families, and we amongst them, were saddened by the sudden announcement of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks’ death on Shabbat, 20 Cheshvan, 5781
I went to shul feeling sad. I had just heard that Rav Dovid Feinstein had been niftar. I did not know Rav Dovid; I may
Much is discussed and written about leadership. Historically, the Jewish people crave effective, responsible and dignified leaders. This has been especially evident, again, during the
Rav Dovid was my rebbe for 60-plus years, and I had a relationship with him that was very beneficial for me. I would bring all
Editor’s note: We are pleased to present the inaugural installment of our own contributing editor Michael Feldstein’s new column, “Meet Me in the Middle.” Back
Reviewing: “Cornerstones: The Bible and Jewish Ideology” by Rabbi Hayyim Angel. Kodesh Press. 2020. English. Paperback. 224 pages. ISBN-13: 978-1947857438. There’s a joke that two
Self regulation, according to Wikipedia, is the ability to respond to the ongoing demands of experience with the range of emotions in a manner that
On October 14, The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany (Claims Conference) announced the results of the organization’s most recent negotiations with the German
He doesn’t know! I feel a sudden jolt as I listen to my oldest grandchild deliver his bar mitzvah speech. Being orphaned from my own
On November 9 and 10, 1938, the world witnessed the event which would turn the tide in the attempt to cleanse the world of its
Mordechai and I have shared and feel the love and devotion of our children constantly. Our daughter Malkie arrived on the scene yesterday as she
