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Torah January 12, 2026

Vayera: The Cost of Not Listening

Stubborn. Wooden-headed. Inflexible. Intransigent. These are the words that come to mind when reflecting on the folly of the Pharaohs...

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Torah January 12, 2026

The Warning Embedded In Parashat Vaeira

By Rabbi Leo Dee I keep thinking about Parashat Vaeira as I read the headlines. Vaeira is the moment when G-d tells Moses: “You’re not...

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Torah January 12, 2026

Outpouring Of Passion And Inspiration As Far Rockaway/Five Towns Community Comes Out En-Masse For Dirshu Chizuk Event

By Chaim Gold  HaRav Shimon Galei delivering Divrei Hisorerus at the event Partial view of the participants at the Far...

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Torah January 7, 2026

When Football Meets Faith: Does G-d Really Care Who Wins?

By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg On Sunday night in Pittsburgh, the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers’ seasons came down to one...

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Torah January 7, 2026

A Medical Milestone And A Shared Vision

By Sivan Rahav Meir Last week, Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburg and Dr. Abed Halaila held a joint press conference that was...

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Torah January 6, 2026

Good And Straight In The Eyes Of Hashem

Bnei Yisrael were about to enter Eretz Yisrael. They had high hopes, but naturally, they had great fears as well. Would they...

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Torah January 6, 2026

Musings Of A Shliach From Montana

Chana Laya and Rabbi Chaim on bumper boats Chavie and Rabbi Chaim at the Palm Canyon Trail In case you...

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Torah January 5, 2026

The Special Protection of Yiddish Identity

By R’ Mordechai Young A friend of mine from elementary school named Rafi came from a traditional, but non-observant family....

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Torah January 5, 2026

Shemos-Shovavim: Remove Your Shoes

When Rav Yehuda Zev Segal, zt’l, the Manchester Rosh Yeshivah, was visiting Vienna on matters related to the Jewish community, he...

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Torah January 5, 2026

Shemot: Learning Hashem

The liberation from Mitzrayim was a multilayered event. It transformed Jewish history by freeing us from more than two centuries of slavery...

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Torah January 5, 2026

Rabbi David Pardo: Renowned Rosh Yeshiva And Prolific Author In The Balkans

Rabbi Dovid Pardo was born in Venice in 1718 to a prominent rabbinic family. Sadly, his parents passed away when...

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Torah January 5, 2026

Traffic Jams

oxI had the occasion to travel through a city which I had not visited for years. Once long ago, I...

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Torah January 5, 2026

Yidden Across the Globe Learning Amud HaYomi With Dedication And Depth They Never Thought Possible

Amud HaYomi Set to Complete Masechta Pesachim Before Pesach By Chaim Gold HaRav Dovid Cohen addressing the Amud HaYomi Siyum...

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Torah January 5, 2026

A Science-Based Argument For Hashem

Part 2: How the Scientific Discovery of Fine-tuning Solved the Great Mystery By Rabbi Elie Feder, PhD, and Rabbi Aaron...

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Torah January 1, 2026

Which Song Did Matan Angrest Choose To Sing?

By Sivan Rahav Meir Last week, I spoke with Phil Rosen, chair of World Jewish Congress (American division) and a...

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Torah January 1, 2026

What Pushing In Your Chair Says About You

By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg My children know one of my little pet peeves is not a big offence, not something...

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Torah December 31, 2025

Yosef And Eretz Yisrael

By Rabbi Yosef Zvi Rimon  At the end of Parashat Vayechi—which of course is also the end of Sefer Bereishit—Yosef tells his brothers that...

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Torah December 31, 2025

“A Rabbi For All Seasons”: A Tribute To Rabbi Fabian Schonfeld, zt’l

Rabbi Schonfeld (far right), mesader kiddushin at my marriage to Drora Aharoni, December 25, 1988, at the JCC of West...

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