Insuring Our Children’s Jewish Future

I believe Moshe was not praying for Aaron to be forgiven, but rather he prayed that the example that Aaron portrayed in building the Golden Calf would not impact on Aaron’s children.

We Should Believe What Arab Dictators Say

If “moderate” Arab leaders have to make extremist statements to “appease the radicals,” it means the masses of Arabs continue to hold radical anti-Israel views.

I Will Pray For You

Sometimes, the very thing we want so badly is the same thing we are completely terrified of. We have to learn to hold these two emotions inside, and embrace the journey.

The Ganav

A person's self-perception is a strong factor in his ability to succeed in Torah study and the performance of mitzvos.

Unknown Destination

When a person knows his destination, then as he comes closer the journey becomes easier…But when has no idea when his journey will end, it is more difficult, and he therefore merits reward for every step that he takes on this journey.

YU Asks U.S. Supreme Court for Emergency Stay in Gay Pride Club Case

Under what circumstances would it go before the full nine-justice panel – and would that help or hurt your chances?

A Meaningful, And Honest, Journey

Jenna’s writing is honest, raw, and moving. She describes the struggle to adapt to a new way of life for her and for her family.

Parsing The President’s Jerusalem Declaration

So the president all but invited the Palestinians to come and negotiate over the issue he ostensibly resolved by recognizing Israeli sovereignty over Jerusalem.

Faith And Courage

When surrounded on all sides and too coddled, one becomes too stifled to grow and produce.

Judging Wisely: Who Must A Judge Believe?

The Zera Shimshon beseeches people to study his writings and promises that they will be granted family, life, wealth and honor in that merit.

Q & A: Ascending The Har Ha’Bayit

Question: In his Jewish Press column, Yishai Fleisher describes his visits to the Har HaBayit. I believe entry to the Har HaBayit is assur because we are all Safek T’mei’ei Mes – questionably corpse-defiled. BeChavod Rav UVeVirchas Gmar Chasimah Tovah, Shanah Tovah UMevureches, Avraham Yaakov Rokach Via email

The Greatest Segulah: Saying Thank You

If the malach wouldn’t have struck him, Nevuchadnezzar would have disgraced all of David HaMelech’s praises and songs in Sefer Tehillim.

Iyar: The Month Of Healing

It follows that particularly in Iyar, Hashem supernaturally heals, removing sickness as if it never existed.

A Modest Censor

This week I acquired a work titled Mesharet Moshe, published in 1858 in Koenigsberg, which today is known as Kaliningrad, Russia.

The Origins Of Magen David Adom

MDA in Israel was arguably born twice: first after World War I and then again in 1930.

Dementia Diary – Chapter 13

Whatever the medical explanation is, it affects most dementia patients. Even at its beginning stages it creates some difficulties in communicating.

A Crooked Letter

I was speaking about my Bubby and Zeide and referred to their coming to America after the war. One student asked, "Would that be the Civil War, Korea, or Vietnam?"

Sports Shadchan Tackles Super Bowl Week – Except On Shabbos

I daven three times a day and eat only kosher anywhere I am in the world. Pro-athletes are often more understanding than others since they understand regimens and daily routines.

Event Planning Apps

While many people hire party planners, they can be pricey and you’d like to keep the cost down and remain calm throughout the process.

Religious Zionists Can’t Seem To Unite

If Smotrich doesn’t play ball, he may find himself on the sidelines this time around, warming the bench with Moshe Feiglin, who has already decided not to run, declaring that his unique ideas cannot be heard in this electoral atmosphere.

Who’s Behind The Wheel?

Bentzy's heart was heavy as he thought of the implications of his tiny careless move… Hashem, he pleaded, help me figure this out!

Yom Tov Candles: Women and Shehecheyanu

A woman who does not have the custom to drink some of the wine upon which Kiddush was recited is certainly permitted to answer amen to the shehecheyanu blessing.

Come!

When we look around at the trees and flowers in our land, we should not take what we see for granted. Shevat is not only a month of blossoming and renewed growth, but the realization of a dream that persisted throughout the generations.

Tanya – Three Truths

Here are three crucial truths from Tanya, the fundamental text that Chabad chassidim study in its entirety every year, concluding it on the 19th of Kislev:

The Jews Of The Hindenburg

The Hindenburg, a massive German zeppelin 803 feet long – almost the length of three football fields – departed Frankfurt, Germany on the evening...

Insatiable Thirst

What happened between the high point at the Red Sea and the low point in Refidim?

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