Our Beloved Grandfather, Zaydie Sholom

It is a beautiful tribute to his memory that their deepest memories are of him learning and teaching Torah. And that truly was his life.

The Early Zionist Celebration Of Tu B’Shevat

The fifteenth day of the month of Shevat was designated for calculating the age of trees both for harvesting and tithing purposes, and this “Jewish Arbor Day” was celebrated at least as far back as Talmudic times.

Excelling In School: Beyond The Report Card

“We know from human history and the latest learning science that success comes from the combination of academic knowledge and the ability to work...

A Centenarian Remembers

When did this helpless feeling change for you?

Rav Zvi Hirsch Of Rimanov

When he was not yet 10 years old, tragedy struck and he lost both his parents. Alone in the world, he was fortunate to have a cousin, Reb David of Tarnow, who took him in.

How to Stop Procrastinating

Make a list of all the things you must do today, number them in order of how much you detest them, and then do the first one on the list first.

Tomatoes

As part of a regular diet, they add many nutrients, including lycopene and lots of flavor.

Winter Boot Guide + Shopping Options For Wide And Narrow Calves

As many of you know, a pair of thick tights and boots paired with a dress/skirt can keep you warm and comfortable – especially if you choose fleece-lined tights or warm leggings to go with your boots.

Time For ‘Open Orthodox’ Congregations To Leave The OU?

Open Orthodoxy should close the door behind itself as it exits the Orthodoz Union.

Should All Midrashim Be Taken Literally?

We must struggle to understand, says the Rambam, the greatness and wisdom in the words of Chazal.

Poems, Prayers, And Promises

A beautiful and inspiring tribute to the Glick family, in memory of Yaffi Glick (Z"l) left this world on Monday, January 1 at age 51.

Israeli Soldiers Need To Know Their Leaders Back Them

Elior Azaria’s abandonment by his military superiors and by Israel’s president was enough to cause the humiliated soldiers in Nabi Salihsoldier to bear the slaps and kicks of a teenage girl rather than defend himself and the honor of Israel.

A Man Without Vision

Moshe Feiglin, leader of the Zehut party, being his candid self.

No Free Pass For Anti-Semitism

Israel proactively preventing individuals and organizations promoting BDS should come as a shock to no one, ESPECIALLY to the groups named.

Handing It Over

Someone dialed the police. It was too late, though. The thief had already fled the hall and disappeared into the street.

I’m Never Wrong

Even if the Egyptians prided themselves on ingenuity and advancements, they had to know they were most likely wrong when it came to accurately knowing when midnight was.

I Paid The Promissory Note This Morning – But Forgot To Take The Note...

As we have seen, a debtor is not believed if he says he repaid the loan prior to the maturity date.

Daf Yomi

Don’t Tread On Me ‘If One Consulted A Sage, He May Not Consult Another’ (Avodah Zarah 7a)

The Succor Of Suffering

For all the good we hopefully do in the world, we often come up lacking; our prayers are distracted, we're a bit short with the beggar, we sometimes slip with our tongues.

Encouragement

We know that the measure of goodness is greater than that of punishment.

Should The Chazzan Say ‘Ga’al Yisrael’ Out Loud? (Part IV)

Question: In the course of my travels, I have discovered that some chazzanim say “Ga’al Yisrael” right before Shemoneh Esreh aloud while others say it with their voices fading. Is one practice correct and the other incorrect? M. Goldman

Why Do We Light Shabbos Candles?

What growth can we achieve through the mitzvah of lighting special candles for Shabbos? What lesson does Hashem want us to learn from this mitzvah?

Jerusalem’s Airplane Hill: Construction Flight Aborted

The monster called "American and European pressure" showed up – and shot down the Givat HaMatos building project, once again. Why is the large Givat HaMatos housing project so significant and important?

Chesed And Rachamim In Our Lives (Part One)

More eternal wisdom from Rebbetzin Jungreis, a”h. This week considering how to become an agent of chesed (compassion) and rachamim (mercy).

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