More than 500,000 Jews around the world are expected to unite in tefillah for each other, this Tuesday, July 28...
Read MoreThere are hardly words to describe this past Shabbat. Dozens of police officers who were wounded in the line of...
Read MoreWhen I learned in yeshiva Sh’or Yoshuv, I heard a great story about the founder, Rabbi Shlomo Freifeld, zt’l, who passed away in...
Read MoreRabbi Chaim Bruk standing alongside Dan while he recited Psalms It’s summertime in Bozeman, the time of year when we...
Read MoreOnly a few days ago, we sat low to the ground, Kinnos in hand, mourning the Churban and the long trail of loss that...
Read MoreAnother early morning flight, another foreign airport. Actually, I had passed through this airport once before. I was catching a...
Read MoreMenachem Ussishkin, z’l, Secretary of the First Zionist Congress, was the head of the Jewish National Fund and one of the...
Read MoreOur recent articles have explored our perspective on the world and our collective mission. We now commence a new series,...
Read MoreIn his final address to the Jewish people, Moshe repeatedly warns against the lure of the pagan cultures awaiting us...
Read MoreIt’s a process most people barely think about when dropping off suits, sweaters, coats, or even tablecloths at a shatnez laboratory. Yet...
Read MoreA Touro Summer Adventure in Rome For more than two millennia, the Jewish community of Rome has endured, leaving its...
Read MorePlease do not feign ignorance as if you do not know about the ten plagues in Egypt that happened a...
Read MoreBy Rabbi Zev Leff They sinned doubly, as it says, “Cheit chatah Yerushalayim, Yerushalayim has sinned a sin.” And they...
Read MoreWhat if the same eyes that keep us safe at the airport can quietly make us dangerous everywhere else? The...
Read MoreThis is not the day’s main headline—but it should be. Take a look at what is happening right now in...
Read MoreRabbi Chaim riding his new bike Rabbi Chaim donating doubles last week It was 10:45 p.m. and we had just...
Read MoreLast week, we saw how Parashat Terumah describes the Mikdash as the place where Hashem’s Shechinah “resides” amongst the Jewish people. Yaakov Avinu related to this aspect when...
Read MoreWhen beloved Israeli author Shmuel Yosef “Shai” Agnon was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 1966, his acceptance speech...
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