By Rabbi Dr. Shlomo Brody During the Nine Days—a period devoted to mourning our national tragedies—we also give space to...
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Read MoreBy Rabbi Moshe Taragin This week, Herzog College and Yeshivat Har Etzion hosted their annual Tanach Study Week. This gathering reflects the...
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Read MoreKlal Yisrael’s success requires us to build a future based firmly on our past, respecting and committed to the tradition...
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Read MoreReligious identity stretches across many features and dimensions. Sometimes, the most dangerous breakdowns occur when one element of religion becomes...
Read MoreFor numerous couples and individuals, the journey to parenthood is not always straightforward. Whether it is primary or secondary infertility,...
Read MoreFollowing the devastating floods that swept through the Hill Country region of Texas in early July, ZAKA Search and Rescue...
Read MoreFor thirty years now I have been the rav of a wonderful minyan. Our men pray together, enjoy a Shabbos kiddush together, and then learn...
Read MoreFor Temima Feldman, education is more than a career—it’s a legacy. Inspired by her grandparents, Rav Solomon Shapiro and Rabbi...
Read MoreThe Igud HaRabbonim/Rabbinical Alliance of America (RAA) convened its impactful Rosh Chodesh AvConference at Ahi Ezer Yeshiva Congregation on Ocean Parkway this past...
Read More“All the Roman commanders who saw the internal conflict among the Jews viewed it as a gift from heaven and...
Read MoreThe grandson of the Baal Shem Tov, Rebbe Baruch of Medzhibozh, zy’a, was known as a passionate and fiery eved Hashem as well as...
Read MoreAlthough the Book of Numbers delineates the Holy Land’s eastern border as following the Jordan River (Num. 34:12), the Book of Deuteronomy envisions a...
Read MoreEach year on Tishah B’Av, we confront our nation’s deepest wounds, reliving the destruction, exile, and suffering that have shaped...
Read MoreBy Tanya Krim We are living in complicated times where things feel uncertain, upside down, and unpredictable. Random “stuff” happens...
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