We are proud to introduce this new regular column written by Teaneck-based, Englewood-residing attorney Jordan Comet. The Comet Corner will touch on a wide array
A tremendous amount of literature has been penned about the Open Orthodox movement, depicting its hair-raising deviations from normative Orthodox practice, ranging from Open Orthodox
Rabbi Gordimer’s writings have afforded the community an opportunity to seriously reflect on issues important to the entire Jewish community. Studying our tradition in its
Have you ever had the experience of passing by someone you know, or who walks by without acknowledging you? Or do you sometimes feel that
Over all of the years that we lived away from the United States we would always have a certain amount of pride and comfort as
The news that Robin Williams had died by his own hand at the age of 63 was shocking. Especially since he hanged himself in order
No. He’s not Jewish, and that’s the first thing he tells me when we meet to discuss his latest release, Jakob the Liar. Williams has
“I always have to find a new way and reinvent myself,” says 85-year-old Aggie Adler. She wants to help people and says, “God gave me
After all of the work getting your resume together, researching the company, planning ahead, and preparing for the interview… the day has arrived. Hopefully at
Before each of our sons was born, husband #1 and I would discuss what they would look like, which of our traits they would inherit.
For those of you who don’t want to hear the sch- word during the summer, I’m giving you five seconds to stop reading this article.
More than 1,500 bachurim set to enter Yeshiva Gedolah received guidance from leading Gedolei Yisrael at the sixth annual Dirshu Kinnus for bachurim going to
