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    Is Feminism Compatible with Orthodoxy?

    In Judaism men and women are given specific roles. Each has their own area of responsibility for fulfilling God’s will.

    Pushing the Boundaries of Outreach

    As Orthodox Jews who understand the value of the Torah and the importance of following Halacha – how can we change this new secular Jewish paradigm?

    A Plea to Lakewood’s Rabbinic Leadership

    To their credit, the Rabbinical Council of America (RCA) came out with a statement applauding the courage of Kolko's young victim.

    The Million Man March

    Can we remain ambivalent in the face of what our eyes saw and ears heard?

    Soothing the Savage Breast

    In a million years I would have never dreamed that people who look and dress the same way and very likely share the same religious values could be so radically different.

    The Secret of Orthodoxy’s Success

    Yiddish words are increasingly seeping into the English language.

    Of ‘Torah Haters’ and Noah Feldman

    Minister Lapid should not be judged by a few offhand comments spoken in angry response to being constantly attacked as a Torah hater.

    Chacham Ovadia Yosef, ZTL

    He was a giant not only to his own Sephardi community, but to the entire Torah world.

    Dissing the Rav

    The T that is missing is in the honorific ‘ZTL’ written after the name of rabbinic leaders that have passed away.

    There Is No Joy in New Square

    The joyous members of Skvere had absolutely no compassion for this poor woman. They only saw someone who left the community and went OTD.

    The Good News and the Bad for Orthodoxy

    Even though 10% of Jewry identifies as Orthodox, 14% to 17% say they were raised Orthodox.

    YCT, Heterodoxy, and Agudah

    It is a fact that heterodoxy is no longer the threat to Orthodoxy it once was – if at all.

    Succumbing to Temptation

    I don’t know what it is that turns good people into crooks.

    Images of ‘the Other’

    Images of ‘the other’ are heavily biased by what the media report about them.

    Yom Tov Sheni in Israel

    I do not enjoy the second Simchas Torah at all.

    He Feels their Pain

    The Charedi world has never seen the government in a positive light and condemns it frequently.

    The Right to Buy Snake Oil

    I question the success rate claims made by conversion therapy advocates upon which Agudah no doubt relies.

    Intermarriage 2013

    It used to be the case that an Orthodox parent would sit Shiva on a child who intermarried.

    Of Davenning, and OTD (Off the Derech)

    Being frum today is an upper-middle-class pursuit.

    He Murdered his Daughter

    What would compel a devout Jewish father to take the life of his own child?

    The Mess They Leave Behind

    I hope these Breslover Chasidim got what they wanted out of this visit… and that it was worth the Chilul HaShem it ended up making.

    Of Yoatzot and Shtenders

    Some have argued that the advent of Yoatzot is a slippery slope towards the ordination of female rabbis.

    Putting the Blame Where it Really Belongs

    He has taught his Chasidim that one of the worst sins a Jew can do is inform on a fellow Jew to the government.

    Doing Battle with WoW

    I disagree with continuing to make an issue of it.

    Abusing Clout

    When Chassidim make a request to a government official, he pays attention.

    Exacting Vengeance on the Gentiles?

    Seeing the sight of Jesus on a cross must have made them feel like they were seeing Avodah Zara in the Beis HaMikdash.

    The Internet, Halacha, and Olam HaBah

    I happen to know Gedolei Torah and Roshei Yeshiva who use I-phones and the internet. Are they all doomed?

    Egypt and the Muslim Brotherhood

    The Egyptian army is fighting a movement that is extremely anti Semitic as a part of its religious theology.

    A Step in the Right Direction

    The moderate Charedi world that I often talk about as the future of mainstream American Orthodoxy - is a beneficiary of the new high school curriculum.

    The Importance of Day Schools

    Parents who themselves have gone through the day school system recognize their value and no longer need convincing to send their children.

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