Editor's View Destined for Greatness Rabbi Pinchos Lipschutz November 3, 2021 In this week’s parsha, we learn of the birth of twin boys, Yaakov and Eisov, born to Yitzchok and Rivka after many years of
Featured Articles Leitzonim and Links Rabbi Yitzchok Tzvi Schwarz November 3, 2021 From the early periods of history, there have always been disbelievers. They could have the truth staring them in the face and would just
Uncategorized Too Late Now Chaim Bashevkin November 3, 2021 It’s all over And Berel’s mad It’s just not fair He feels that he has been “had” The other guy He wished to
Marketing Strategies Mad Ave. Insights Chanina Katz November 3, 2021 How to Succeed as a CEO Aspiring to become a CEO? Thinking of going to Harvard Business School to get a degree? Perhaps Princeton.
Featured Articles Daas Torah and the Glorious Nights of Winter Rabbi Yaakov Feitman November 3, 2021 This Motzoei Shabbos, we will move the clock backwards. However, it is a wonderful time to move ourselves forward. The Rambam (Hilchos Talmud Torah
US News Biden’s “Perfect Storm” of Inflation and Supply Chain Problems Yaakov Kornreich November 3, 2021 There is a growing consensus of opinion that the recent spike in inflation, driven by growing shortages, persistent supply chain problems, and a lack
Featured Articles Senate Hearing Confronts AG Garland for Mobilizing DOJ Against Parents Debbie Maimon November 3, 2021 Concern over excessive federal intrusion into state affairs fueled a stormy Senate session last week, as GOP senators grilled U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland
Israel News My Take On The News Tzvi Yaakovson November 3, 2021 Bennett Leaves for Climate Summit, Insists Budget Will Pass This week, the opening topic for this column is obvious—the state budget. Will the budget
Featured Articles Too Small Libby Lazewnik November 3, 2021 In A Perfect World I drag my mother’s stepladder across the kitchen tiles, breathing hard because the ladder is heavy. It’s also nearly as
