So as I sit down to write this, we are on the verge of a new beginning with Parshat Bereishit close by on the horizon.

Part 3 (Continued from last week) But again, my laziness reared its head and I kept thinking about that problem. I said to myself, I

I have long wanted to visit the West Bank and Gaza, both places that are important for the future of Israel and the entire region.

This short, level hike loops around a lake in the nearby borough of Franklin Lakes. Formerly known as the Haledon Reservoir, the lake once served

Even though I am an IT guy and my family loves tech just as much, the best part of our vacation is unplugging. Just last

This week’s column is about stiff necks. Nothing to do with the fact that many of us slept in the sukkah last week. Stiff necks

Jake and Brian were in Mike’s backyard having a catch with a frisbee. Considering that Jake was a national frisbee champ, sometimes his arm got

Called the “Salt Sea” in Hebrew, and not really a sea at all but a lake, the Dead Sea is the lowest continental surface on

When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began the process of trying to form a government 28 days ago, he had 55 Knesset seats supporting him—32

Editor’s note: We received this commentary by Rabbi Mischel during our week off for Chol Hamoed. Even though Sukkot is over for this year, we

There’s no doubt about it: technology has completely transformed every facet of life. We live and breathe this in our everyday experience. Whether we’re tracking

Remember those nights when your little one kept you up every hour with their non-stop crying? You begged, pleaded, and bargained for even a single