With the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), new tax changes will take effect in 2026, significantly...
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Read MoreLong ago, in the early days of creation, a lone enigmatic figure lived. Noach surpassed those around him through his...
Read MoreThe Maharam’s Arrest and Imprisonment in Ensisheim and Wasserburg The yeshiva of Rothenburg, headed by Rabbi Meir of Rothenburg (known...
Read MoreAvraham was arguably one of the most remarkable figures to ever walk this earth. Living in an ancient, savage world...
Read MoreAn anecdote: Professor Eli Weisel, zy’a, was once “speaking in learning” with one of his teachers, the brilliant professor, Rabbi Saul...
Read MoreOur last piece studied Shimon HaTzaddik’s listing of avodah as one of the world’s three pillars. Though Shimon HaTzaddik’s mention of avodah refers to korbanot and tefillah,...
Read MoreWritten in the aftermath of October 7th, this piece, like so many others by Rabbi Hauer zt’l, provides hope and...
Read MoreThe Hebrew word rechush (“property”) and its variants appear seven times in parashat Lech Lecha, making it the parashah with the highest concentration of such instances. It...
Read MoreI love drawing parallels between the observant and non-observant dating worlds because, at the end of the day, the dating...
Read MoreIf we’ve learned anything over the last few years, it’s that casting your ballot is the most important thing you...
Read MoreSeveral days have gone by since the return of the last living hostages from Gaza, and the relief and elation...
Read MoreBy Yochanan Gordon In last week’s column, titled “Sacrosanct and Secular,” I mentioned in passing the book my grandfather, Nison...
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Read MoreIn the aftermath of the Sukkos yom tov here in Jerusalem, there is a shift of sorts, at least in the touristy...
Read MoreRebbetzin Dr. Adina Shmidman I keep hearing Rabbi Hauer’s, zt’l voice. Not in sound, but in thought—the pauses between words, the care...
Read MoreComing off a joyous Simchas Torah, the excitement of the yom tov heightened with gratitude for the return of the twenty living...
Read More(Courtesy of AMIT) Celebrate an evening of inspiration and impact at AMIT Children’s National Event, Sunday, November 9, at the Museum of...
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