Torah February 12, 2026

Mishpatim: First Things First 

The beloved Reb Zusha of Anipoli (1718–1800) was a tzaddik of great spiritual ehrlichkeit and sensitivity. Though he and his family lived in constant...

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News & Politics February 12, 2026

NORPAC LI Hosts Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis In Lawrence

Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis with Michele & Josh Justic and their children Moshe & Sarah Justic County Executive Bruce Blakeman addresses...

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Advice February 12, 2026

The Medicare Charge That Might Be Shrinking Your Social Security Checks

By Jack Strulowitz A few months ago, a client called with concern in her voice. After being semi-retired for several...

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Israel February 12, 2026

“I’ll Be Back”: How Eli Sharabi Turned Loss Into Legacy

By Eli Mandelbaum A story of loss, resilience, and a lifesaving legacy, building a lighthouse of hope and compassion in...

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Home February 12, 2026

The Orthodox Union’s Savitsky Home Relocation Fair to Feature Over 50 Jewish Communities Across the U.S. and Israel

The biennial virtual fair connects thousands of prospective residents with emerging Jewish communities and provides resources for people at every...

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Torah February 11, 2026

Accentuate The Positive

By R’ Mordechai Young A bachur once wanted to discuss something with Rav Avigdor Miller as they walked outside. The Rav said...

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Real Estate for Sale February 11, 2026

Spring Renovations

After the snow finally melts, it’s that season again. Yes, Spring renovation season! And it’s not just about aesthetics; it’s...

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Torah February 11, 2026

Land Laws Given In The Wilderness

By Rabbi Leo Dee Why does Parashat Mishpatim—the Torah’s great catalog of civil law—follow immediately after the drama of Har Sinai? Why move so...

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Food February 11, 2026

Citrus Hacks: The Big Squeeze

Had enough cold yet? The wintertime can wear us down and lower our immunity. Boost up your vitality with Vitamin...

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Dating February 11, 2026

Dating

Question This story first happened when my daughter was a newbie at shidduchim. She had come home from her third date...

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Uncategorized Torah February 11, 2026

Musings Of A Shliach From Montana

The Medevac chopper landing at Bozeman Health with David on board Rabbi Chaim chatting with men from California and Alabama...

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Education Judaism/Spirituality February 11, 2026

Investing in Strength: The Athletic Complex on AMIT’s New Campus 

The Chella & Moise, z’l, Safra Athletic Complex Athletic Complex (Courtesy of AMIT) Nearly two decades ago, a chance meeting introduced...

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News & Politics February 11, 2026

Historic Recognition: YATAR Approved as Official Emergency Response Organization in Israel

Yatar In a historic decision signaling both recognition and trust, National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has officially designated YATAR as...

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Advice February 10, 2026

Before We Pathologize Anxiety

Anxiety is real. For many people it’s painful, disruptive, and deserving of serious care and support. This is not an...

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Home February 10, 2026

Why Winter Is The Perfect Time For Plastic Surgery

By B. Aviva Preminger, MD, MPH, FACS By the time this article is printed, we will likely be approximately six...

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Advice February 10, 2026

Why Anxiety Feels Louder Than Ever

Years ago, Jerry Seinfeld joked that people were more afraid of public speaking than death. In other words, at a...

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Food February 10, 2026

Kosher Food And Wine Experience Uncorks Tasty Offerings

By Rachel Bodner A sold-out crowd of thousands attended the 2026 Kosher Food and Wine Experience held this year at...

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Education February 10, 2026

Touro Marks Holocaust Remembrance With Survivor Testimony

On January 28, Touro University hosted a special community program “2026 International Holocaust Remembrance Day: A Survivor’s Shout,” centered on...

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