I recently heard a story of a photographer who went through a complete scare. Any photographer will tell you their...
Read MoreRabbi 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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Read MoreBy Rabbi Reuven Chaim Klein I’m not a geologist, nor do I pretend to be one. But I do think...
Read MoreBy Mrs. Shira Smiles We are all familiar with Rivka Imeinu’s unusual pregnancy, “Vayitrotzetzu habanim bekirbah, and the children struggled within her” (Bereishit 25:22)....
Read MoreDr. Edward Lebovics Mosaica Press, in collaboration with Touro University and its New York Medical College, has just released the...
Read MoreBy Dr. Chaim Botwinick A Memoriam In Honor Of His Shloshim HaRav Moshe Hauer, zt’l, was a brilliant soft spoken Torah...
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Read MoreYaakov endured a far more turbulent life than his two predecessors. He entered this world clutching the heel of his...
Read MoreBy Rabbi Reuven Chaim Klein When a very pregnant Rivkah consulted with the prophets Shem and Ever to find out...
Read MoreAt a Chassidic wedding recently, I gave my congratulatory berachah to the father of the groom and then to his son. Scores...
Read MorePeru u’revu, the commandment to have children, is the Torah’s first mitzvah and, in fact, Hashem’s first words to man (Ber. 1:28). It...
Read MoreLomdei Daf HaYomi B’Halacha to Complete Hilchos Shabbos and Embark in Hilchos Eruvin By Chaim Gold Hanhalas Dirshu in discussion...
Read MoreBy Sivan Rahav Meir In the photo with me is Ayala Shkuri. Visible in the photo behind us are her...
Read MoreIn this piece, from 2024, Rabbi Hauer, zt’l, alludes to those who use strident voices when disagreeing with others, even...
Read MoreBy Sivan Rahav Meir 1. In November 2024, the United States held its presidential election. That same week, I met...
Read MoreBy Cheri F Rosen I first met Rabbi Meir Kahane the summer before my senior year in high school. He...
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