For years, we at Shaarei Orah have been praying Arvit early at the end of the first day of Yom Tov leading into the evening
Parshat Naso Our haftarah this week relates the story of the predicted (and eventually actualized) birth of Shimshon HaGibor who, his parents are told, would
Two years ago, on this week of Parshas Naso, a Jewish man, Gary Turkel, a”h, went paddle boarding at Atlantic Beach. When he didn’t return
Parshat Naso showcases the phenomenon of a nazir as the symbol of “chumra” or halachic stringency. By abstaining from drinking wine and from overindulgence in
On Thursday nights the Staums have “Shaarei Torah carpool.” Our son Shalom is in ninth grade in Yeshiva Shaarei Torah, and we have the pickup
“Yes, let’s change our plan so that the wire is now connected from this point,” I hear one sixth grader explain to another, as I
Once upon a time, teachers were revered and highly honored. The Talmud is replete with examples of how one is to honor a teacher. In
Ma’ayanot Yeshiva High School held its first annual leadership banquet honoring student leaders on May 17. Students were treated to a delicious dinner and special
(Courtesy of JDate) Jdate, the premier Jewish dating platform, expands global language offerings on the mobile app and website with the addition of Spanish, German,
Frequent readers of my column will know that I don’t really follow politics. And the same goes for shul politics. But just this week, I
The word “Jews” rhymes with “news,” which is fitting because many Jews like to stay on top of the news. That is why so many
Wanna bet? If so, the Supreme Court came down with good news for you this week when the Court in a 6-3 decision ruled that
