Editor's View Free at last Rabbi Pinchos Lipschutz January 7, 2015 The Ramban in his introduction to Sefer Shemos writes that this week’s parsha opens by retelling the story of the Bnei Yisroel’s descent to
Attack on Bris Milah Landmark Program Uncovers False-Positive In Neonatal Herpes Case Debbie Maimon January 7, 2015 Why would a mistaken diagnosis in a case of reported neonatal herpes make headlines anywhere – especially if no adverse health consequences resulted from
Archives Aryeh Deri’s Knesset Replacement Tzvi Yaakovson January 7, 2015 You are not the only one who has never heard of Lior Edri. In fact, the majority of the State of Israel has never
Archives The Plague that is Ruining Us Rabbi Avrohom Birnbaum January 7, 2015 Machlokes is one of those things that everyone objectively knows is terrible and sinful. Nevertheless, when an individual is party to a machlokes, not
Archives The Police, the Community and Us Rabbi Shmuel Bloom January 7, 2015 No elected official in the United States today can escape the highly charged issue of police vs. community relations. The president of the United
Archives The Shas Saga Continues Staff Report January 7, 2015 After leading and influencing Shas for over 30 years, Aryeh Deri abruptly announced his resignation from the Knesset last week when leaked videos were
