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News & Politics November 26, 2025
Assemblyman Brown Meets With RFK Jr. And Dr. Oz To Advance Health Care Reform Agenda
Assemblyman Brown Meets with Dr. Oz Assemblyman Ari Brown (R-Cedarhurst) met with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy...
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Letters to the Editor November 26, 2025
Post Mamdani
Dear Editor, Last week [November 21, 2025] I wrote a letter regarding the inevitable future of New York City. Since...
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Food November 26, 2025
Take it Easy, Turkey!
American culture has a special place of honor for the beloved turkey. Specifically, the Thanksgiving Turkey: the glorified, regal presentation...
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Home November 26, 2025
The Risks Of Staying In Cash
By Jack Strulowitz When people talk about investing, the word that comes up most often is risk. Risk of losing...
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Home November 26, 2025
Ma’ale Adumim, Your Gateway To Jerusalem
As Israel continues to grow and evolve, few developers have had as meaningful an impact as the Ben-David Group. With...
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Home November 26, 2025
Good Memories From Childhood
Last week I happened to read an obituary of an Israeli hero named Eli Gil who passed away at the...
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Torah November 26, 2025
OU And National Eruv Initiative’s Third Annual City Eruv Conference
Keeping hundreds of eruvin kosher worldwide is a complex, time-consuming, and often hazardous job for eruv supervisors, checkers, and builders. At the Third Annual...
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Advice November 26, 2025
Does Choosing Plastic Surgery Mean You’re Not Thankful? A Jewish Perspective on Gratitude, Agency, and Self-Care
As a plastic surgeon, I hear this question more often than one might expect—usually whispered, sometimes hesitantly, and always with...
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Torah November 24, 2025
OU And National Eruv Initiative’s Third Annual City Eruv Conference
Rabbi Baruch Gore demonstrates ladder safety to participants from Poughkeepsie, New York; Edison, New Jersey; Olney, Maryland; and Milwaukee, Wisconsin...
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Torah November 24, 2025
Musings Of A Shliach From Montana
A visit to a legume plant in Fort Benton, Montana Rabbi Chaim cutting Shimon’s hair with his father, Reb Mendel...
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Dating November 24, 2025
DATING FORUM
Question I’ve been doing shadchanus for only five years, but I’m already burnt out. I try my best to help them, but...
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Uncategorized November 24, 2025
The Impact Of Bad News On Children: When Is It Normal To Be Abnormal?
Recently I was contacted by several schools regarding how to handle death and trauma in a community. For example, if...
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Torah November 24, 2025
Forty Talmidei Chachamim Available Anytime To Answer Questions On Daf HaYomi B’Halacha Eruvin
As Dirshu Embarks on Chelek Daled of Mishnah Berurah A Game Changing Hotline is Going Live HaRav Yehuda Aryeh Dunner...
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Torah November 24, 2025
Vayetze: Unheard Truths
Yaakov spent much of his life navigating accusations that shadowed his character and intentions. From his earliest years, he was...
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Torah November 24, 2025
Chinuch HaBonim: Where Judaism Began
The first Jew, Avraham, was named for his role as a father. His original name, “Avram,” means “mighty father.” Later,...
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Torah November 24, 2025
We Are All Shluchim
By Sivan Rahav Meir “Who are you, and where are you a shaliach?” That’s how every conversation began at the international...
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Torah November 24, 2025
Buried In Dirt
I recently heard a story of a photographer who went through a complete scare. Any photographer will tell you their...
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Torah November 24, 2025
Rabbi Sadyah Ibn Danan: In Defense Of The Converso Jew
Rabbi Sadyah ben Maimon ibn Danan was born in Granada, Spain in the middle of the 15th century and lived there until 1492 when...
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