The gates shuttering the world of Moroccan Halacha have been opened wide with the recent publication of “Darke Abotenou: the Laws and Customs of the
Did you talk to God today? No, I don’t mean did you daven, did you say your morning prayers. I mean, did you talk to
The word “brit” is a fundamental word in Tanach. But where does this word come from? Nouns do not just appear out of nowhere in
As I was preparing the wicks and oil for the menorah during one of the mornings of Chanukah, our 4-year-old son, Dovid, commented that he
Last week, Rabbi Stechler asked me to bring a few young men from Yeshiva Heichal HaTorah (where I give a morning shiur) to form a
Why do generations of Jewish parents sacrifice to provide their children with a Jewish education? They do so because they view it as a key
Day school students, their parents and their teachers are very well aware of the toll taken by the long school day. Often, at this time
There are situations in life that are more complicated than others. Some of us only become aware of them many years after the fact, and
The first seven plagues are recounted in this week’s parsha, and the last three in Parshat Bo. Today’s column looks at all the plagues together.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s recent success in signing a multi-billion-dollar memorandum of understanding with the US Agency for International Development (USAID) for its Power Africa
Should Orthodox families and yeshiva day schools visit this museum, which opened just before Thanksgiving in Washington, D.C.? It was founded, and to a large
Part 9 (written By Norbert Strauss As a little boy, I had always been interested in automobiles, pushing match boxes along the frames of
