By Atara Solow Fifty-eight years ago, on a day etched into the soul of our people—Yom Yerushalayim—the world watched as...
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Read MoreThis past Shabbos we had the great zechus to host Judith Raanan who, together with her daughter Natalie, were abducted on October...
Read MoreBy Toby Klein Greenwald I wrote this poem as a college student in Jerusalem, inspired by a date I had...
Read More“And I will grant peace”: You might say [upon receiving bounty], “here is food and here is drink, but if...
Read MoreBy Rabbi Zvi Friedma This year, my visit to the Five Towns was profoundly moving. As always, I felt the...
Read MoreBy Yoetzet Halacha Lisa Septimus I had great rabbis as teachers growing up, but almost no female Torah educators. I...
Read MoreBy Mendel Fellig In 2025, we’re seeing a market that looks very different from the one we experienced just a...
Read MoreThere’s an old saying, “One man’s junk is another man’s treasure.” And, that is what a real estate “showing” to...
Read MoreQuestion At what point does a person walk away from a relationship? My shadchan introduced me to a beautiful woman five years...
Read MoreOn the brink of entering Eretz Yisrael, after Hashem gave us most of His mitzvot, we entered into a sacred covenant with...
Read MoreIs AI a useful tool? Is it something we should be worried about? Will it replace us? These are all...
Read MorePart II In last week’s essay, we started to discuss the etymology of the Biblical Hebrew word almanah(“widow”). In the essay...
Read MoreWe celebrate Yom Yerushalayim this year during a tumultuous time, marked by a heightened sense of vulnerability and fragility. Alongside...
Read MoreReb Simcha Bunim of Peshischa was known for his unique emphasis on the importance of one’s individual relationship to the Ribbono...
Read MoreWe are about to complete the reading of the Torah’s third book, Sefer Vayikra, also known as the Laws of the...
Read MoreThey hadn’t been together in years. Fourteen siblings, each carrying different versions of their childhood, had not spoken for a...
Read MoreBy Moshe Phillips “We’ve been dreaming of Jerusalem for many years. We’re the generation that fulfilled that dream. It shows...
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