Part 2(Continued from last week) Working in my father’s warehouse presented another instance of proving my laziness. The business sold wholesale hides and skins (cow

This week’s parsha discusses the destruction of Sodom. After Avraham’s visitors leave his tent to punish Sodom, we are told that Avraham was “odenu omed

In their third game of the season, newcomers to the yeshiva league this year, The Idea School, claimed its first win in an exciting game

By necessity, and with the help of their aides, members of the United States Congress become generalists who are familiar with and vote on a

Announcing Teaneck Teen Idol auditions! Auditions will be held November 19 and 20 (Tuesday and Wednesday) from 4 to 7:30 p.m. at Teaneck High School,

Rabbi Sam Frankel is passionate about his work. After the 9/11 terror attacks, Rabbi Frankel shifted the focus of his counseling services and public speaking

xA Relish for Avodat Hashem When taking my older children to visit the celebrated American Revolutionary War site Valley Forge, the guide taught us the

Parshat Lech Lecha The opening pesukim of our haftarah are verses that immediately follow the haftarah of parshat Va’etchanan, the haftarah known as “Nachamu.” And

The American Dream was finally unveiled on October 25, 2019. After years of painstaking planning, the mega shopping/dining/entertainment mecca opened its doors to flocks of

I was very excited to see the headline in The Jewish Link of the most recent article by my colleague, Rav Elie Mischel, titled “The

Ancestry® partners with Arolsen Archives—International Center on Nazi Persecution—in Germany to digitize and publish records online, making them available to all. (Courtesy of Ancestry.com) As

Barry Bichler’s extraordinary artistic talents were apparent at a very young age. As his father, Abraham Bichler of Fair Lawn, explained, “He made model airplanes