We want our children to finish high school as literate and passionate Jews, proud of their heritage as Jews and as Americans. We want them

Part 36 (written 2014) (Continued from previous week) The travel day came and we were welcomed at the airport in Frankfurt by representatives of the

Emma Klahr, 19, joined 231 other olim on the July 24 Nefesh B’Nefesh charter flight, prepared to follow her dream of making aliyah. Klahr, from

Moreshet, Israel, located in the Lower Galil, welcomed Elan and Dena Vorzman and their three children as new olim last week. The Vorzman family was

Whenever people say there’s nothing new to invent, they’re just not looking hard enough. It turns out that every “downside” can be the mother of

(Courtesy of Abramorama) Beginning on August 8 for a week long run, Teaneck Cinemas will show 93QUEEN, a film by Paula Eiselt. Set in the

The weather can be fickle, farmers use a sickle, feathers are used to tickle and nearly everyone loves a pickle. That said, nobody likes to

There are showers galore, but not a cloud in the sky. It’s the perfect summer day. Bright, sunny with a pleasant breeze. Yet I stand

For the past 29 years, Camp Mesorah has been providing inspiring, exciting and sports-filled summers for Jewish campers from all over the country and the

The medical and business worlds are abuzz with the new phenomenon known as vaping, the common vernacular for inhaling the vapor of electronic cigarettes. After

Three years ago, I founded the Maimonides Institute for Medicine, Ethics and the Holocaust (MIMEH) with one goal: “Remember the Past; Protect the Future.” Three

May these words of Torah serve as a merit le’iluy nishmat Menachem Mendel ben Harav Yoel David Balk, a”h. This week we learned Zevachim 99.