“Life is full of choices,” we often hear. The truth is, however, most of us set out on a rather mundane life journey, differing little

At the beginning of this week’s parsha we learn that Eisav was coming with 400 men to attack Yaakov and his family. The pasuk then

There are many things in life that we as individuals have little control over. Rockets are flying in Israel, friends are getting sick, we fear

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 Menachot 99.

Can a cross memorial ever be a “secular symbol” when placed as a war memorial? It might come as a surprise that about a decade

(Courtesy of NCSY) Enrollment is now open for NCSY Summer’s newest program, RTC, a premier second-month travel camp for boys entering ninth and 10th grade.

I am the first to admit it: When I think of the concept of galut, I think of my personal galut. I think about my

Did you know that there is a food pantry in Teaneck for Jewish and non-Jewish families and individuals? The pantry is run by Jewish Family

Thanksgiving is a time for reflection and showing our appreciation, so we should reflect upon the fact that we often appreciate the famous heroes in

Jump Into Shape, a new men’s jump roping class with a mission to build a healthier guf (body) for our neshama (soul) is off to

Most of us share the frustration of receiving two invitations to simchas taking place on the same day after having a lull of many months

Part 51 (Continued from previous week) The following day we took a walk through the Kurpark, a well-known park with a lot of historical points