With the topic of Israel appearing to have fallen through the cracks of the Democratic platform, Democratic presidential hopefuls are losing support from single-issue Israel
A heartwarming scene as children board busses en-route to Camp HASC. June 27, in Brooklyn, the buses turn down the narrow 55th street, their steel
Sephardim Are on the Map It is quite an event to have ArtScroll print, for the first time, a Sephardic siddur. There has been quite
I love getting feedback from my readers. It gives me encouragement to keep writing when I hear that something I wrote resonates with them. Sometimes,
Parashat Chukat The eleventh perek in Sefer Shoftim relates to us the story of Yiftach HaGiladi, a person rejected by his family who eventually becomes
Parashat Chukat The eleventh perek in Sefer Shoftim relates to us the story of Yiftach HaGiladi, a person rejected by his family who eventually becomes
Reviewing: “Maimonides’ Grand Epistle to the Scholars of Lunel,” by Charles Sheer. Academic Studies Press. 2019. English. Paperback. 100 pages. ISBN-13: 978-1618119612. One of the
When Americans travel abroad, one of the greatest adjustments they may have to make is to the food they will be served away from home.
Reviewing: “Palestine to Israel: Mandate to State, 1945-1948,” by Professor Monty Penkower. Touro University Press. 2019. English. Paperback. 358 pages. ISBN-13: 978-1618118745. This year, Monty
Reviewing: “On My Own…But Not Alone,” by Ahava Ehrenpreis. Mesorah Publications. Shaar Press, Artscroll. 2019. English. Hardcover. 320 pages. ISBN-13: 978-1422623312. We often see the
This past week I was in Israel for a friends son’s bar mitzvah, and to get my necessary spiritual fix. As with just about every
On the wings of eagles you soar Over brown suede mountains and sapphire oceans deep. Over emerald studded pastures and fields of lavender and sage
