Week four at Camp Shalom was filled with fun and excitement! All of the Shalom campers performed in Shalom’s Got Talent which showcased their many

Dear Mr. and Mrs. [Name Withheld for Privacy], I am writing this letter on behalf of your son. As I’m sure you know already, your

Many years ago before my wife and I married, I met a woman who made a striking and memorable comment on a date. She mentioned

Parshat Balak The closing words of this week’s haftarah are among the most familiar in all of Tanach. The navi Micha’s statement that Hashem demands

Conclusion A Judeo-Arabic chronicle from the Cairo Genizah (circa 11th century) describing how the Jews assisted Omar in cleansing the Temple Mount and the renewal

This root has a few meanings in Tanach: the verbs “count,” and “tell a story,” and the nouns “sefer” (= letter or scroll), and “sofer”

HaGaon HaRav Chizkiyahu Mishkovsky, shlita, heads Dirshu chizuk delegation to promote Daf HaYomi learning in France. “We felt the tremendous thirst for Torah and for the

Let’s talk about privacy, shall we? Oh, just a second. Hang on for a minute, I am taking a selfie and uploading it to Instagram…

As I said Kiddush Levana this month, I had some extra kavana in one of the pesukim we say. It was “k’sheim she’ani rokeid, Just

Some might say: If I knew what my mission in life was, I would do it like nobody’s business. If God Himself came to me

We thought everyone knows the adage that “If you cannot say anything nice do not say anything at all.” Obviously those words resonate well with

College is a singular experience, especially when you attend a Jewish college. I love it, but Stern has its quirks and it’s not always easy