Rebbetzin’s Viewpoint

Let us commit to heartfelt prayer, Torah, chesed, and joyous celebration of the 3rd meal of Shabbos

What Are We To Do? (Continued from last week)

Prayer is our language: Hakol kol Yaakov – the voice is the voice of Jacob – the voice of prayer.

What Are We To Do?

It is said, at the end of days before the coming of Mosiach, warfare will take place in our streets

When Art Becomes Evil

When art and evil are intermingled, evil is elevated and made acceptable.

What Shabbos Means To Us

In BB, he said “You, my children are the angels of Shabbos and the licht are your beautiful eyes.”

Yom Tov Challenges: My Response (Part II)

Why does Hebrew refer to mothers-in-law as "sunshine" when society often calls them the opposite?

Yom Tov Challenges: My Response (Part I)

Boundaries must be set in every home. Parents and children are not pals. They are not equals.

Yom Tov Challenges

I'm grateful to Hashem for everything; Just the same, I'd love a joyous Yom Tov without aggravation.

The Guarantors

“We offer you our children, Hashem” responded Am Yisrael. “They will be our surety.”

Yom Tov Memories: The Shofar Of Bergen-Belsen

The call of the shofar is eternal. It is not musical. Its magnetic allurement cannot be explained.

There Are No Coincidences

We recently marked the thirteenth anniversary of 9/11 – that terrible day when the symbols of man’s power and achievement crumbled before our eyes...

Up And Down The Staircase

One of the cornerstones of our Jewish life is chesed, kindness. Chesed can only be taught by example

Kindness Makes Miracles (Continued from Last Week)

e are in a time of serious crisis and must go beyond our present levels of chesed.

Kindness Makes Miracles

“There is nothing new under the sun” is as valid today as it was yesterday.

Still A Nation That Dwells Alone (Continued from Last Week)

The time immediately preceding Mashiach's arrival is likened to the birth pangs of a woman in labor.

Still A Nation That Dwells Alone (Continued from Last Week)

If we regard pain and suffering as mere coincidence, we will feel no motivation to examine our lives

Still A Nation That Dwells Alone (Continued from Last Week)

What does Hashem want of us? That we should protect each other and the awesome heritage He gave us.

Still A Nation That Dwells Alone

Jewish blood was cheap and could be shed with impunity.

A Nation Destined To Dwell Alone (Part Two)

We are all entrusted with the mission of protecting our fellow Jews

A Nation Destined To Dwell Alone (Part One)

Once again we find ourselves alone – a little lamb among wolves.

Two Little Words That Go So Far (Part Two)

Gratitude=Great Attitude. Appreciation is always appropriate.

Two Little Words That Go So Far

The two words "thank you" have no time expiration; even if spoken after many years they’re as potent as ever.

One Nation, United In Anguish

Let us shake the heavens. Let us not stop until our boys and all our people are liberated from bondage.

Just A Little Lollipop

Loving-kindness can cure the anger and bitterness in our poisonous world.

‘Regards’ From Another World

The Hebrew word for coincidence is mikreh, which comes from “karah min Hashem – it happened from G-d.”

My Rabbi (Part II)

Saying “thank you” to people to whom we are indebted is humbling – especially if we’ve been raised in a culture of entitlement.

My Rabbi

To his very last day he struggled to transcend his pain so that he might impart Torah to all who visited him.

Dusty Windows (Part Six)

G-d gave us our ammunition. Torah, prayer, and loving kindness are our most powerful weapons.

Dusty Windows (Part Five)

Painful stories of non-observant Jews mocking and attacking their religion and their religious brethren were all too commonplace.

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