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By Rav Michoel Sorotzkin There are lives that impress, lives that inspire, and lives that quietly but indelibly redefine what a ben Torah can
Whispered Comment Exposes Lawyers’ Agenda These days, the world has its eyes on Iran. Is the ceasefire holding? Is Iran accepting Trump’s dictates, or
Have you ever set out to think about something in a methodical way, only to lose the thread of your thoughts and find yourself
In the years before the war, a young bochur learning in the famed Mir Yeshiva was presented with a rare and amazing opportunity. He
There is no night like the Seder night. The Seder night is a night of chinuch. It is the night, the seforim teach us,
Every Erev Pesach, something fascinating happens in frum homes across the world. Perfectly rational, learned, sensible people, people who can navigate a sugya in
The Pesach Seder is a cherished time. With all the hustle and bustle of cleaning and preparing behind us, not to mention the sweat
There is no night in the Jewish calendar that carries the weight, depth, and transformative potential of the leil haSeder. It is not merely
The Yahrtzeit of Rav Shlomo Wolbe Pesach is the holiday of miracles and the source of the emunah that we carry with us throughout
The Global Response Barely a week after spurning President Trump’s appeals for support in opening the vital Strait of Hormuz, European leaders buckled, delivering
One thing that a great many unhappy people have in common is insecurity. We were born hard-wired to need love. We crave a sense
As Jews, we are trained to look at world events differently than others do. My rebbi, the famed Rav Mendel Kaplan, would sometimes interrupt
Forty years ago this week, I lost my grandfather. Many of you readers, and most of Klal Yisroel, might say the same thing, at

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