Editor's View Savor the Flavor Rabbi Pinchos Lipschutz April 7, 2021 Every Yom Tov adds to our life. It adds holiness and emunah and brings us closer to Hashem. A Yom Tov is not simply
Featured Articles Cemetery Vandalism and Blood Libel in Denmark Debbie Maimon April 7, 2021 In a chilling sign of escalating anti-Semitism in Denmark, an act of vandalism reminiscent of one of the most sinister medieval blood libels was
US News Spirit Airlines Harasses Jewish Family on Flight Due to Mask Concerns Malky Lowinger April 7, 2021 In yet another unfortunate incident involving Spirit Airlines and religious Jewish passengers, a flight attendant on Flight # 138 from Orlando to Atlantic City
Featured Articles Months of Making Pesach, Minutes of Restoring Chometz Rabbi Avrohom Birnbaum April 7, 2021 Being a Yated writer has special advantages, especially on Motzoei Pesach on a year like this one. Let me explain. Pesach is a well-deserved
Featured Articles A Low Blow from the High Court Rabbi Yaakov Feitman April 7, 2021 It was not long ago that I wrote in these pages about “The Geirus Phenomenon of Our Time.” The column engendered a somewhat heated
US News Inside Biden’s Bait And Switch Infrastructure Program Yaakov Kornreich April 7, 2021 Hard on the heels of the passage of President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion Covid relief package — most of whose spending was for items
In Memoriam Greatness in Three Worlds admin April 7, 2021 Rav Mordechai Leib Glatstein zt”l The novi Yechezkel writes about Noach, Iyov and Doniel as three men who saw three worlds. Each saw a
Featured Articles A Time to Shine Libby Lazewnik April 7, 2021 In A Perfect World The cicadas are coming. I am not looking forward to seeing them. “Cicada” is another name for “locust.” The
Israel News My Take On The News Tzvi Yaakovson April 7, 2021 A Seder Night with (Almost) No Restrictions What has happened since I last wrote in this column? For one thing, we had a nearly
