Editor's View Teach Them to Believe Rabbi Pinchos Lipschutz May 11, 2022 This week’s parsha of Emor contains the various Yomim Tovim that we celebrate, as well as the obligation to count the days
Featured Articles Light in the Darkness: Celebrating Lag Ba’omer One Year Later Yated May 11, 2022 By Rabbi Simcha Scholar In my life’s work, I have witnessed much trauma and pain, and I have learned that though similar, in
Featured Articles Praying To A G-D In Whom We Truly Believe Rabbi Yaakov Feitman May 11, 2022 Sometimes, a headline just makes you want to cry. Last week’s New York Times Sunday Review (May 8, 2022) featured the author Scott
Featured Articles I Don’t Love My Child Rabbi Moshe Don Kestenbaum May 11, 2022 The first time I heard the above words, I had a very hard time not reacting. Unfortunately, it has repeated itself a number
Featured Articles Parental Rights, Election Integrity Seen As Key Issues In Coming Elections Debbie Maimon May 11, 2022 Parental rights and election integrity are emerging among the top issues concerning voters ahead of the 2022 elections, in which all 435 seats in
US News Understanding the Facts in the Overturning of Roe v. Wade Yaakov Kornreich May 11, 2022 A recently leaked draft majority opinion written by Justice Samuel Alito on behalf of five conservative Supreme Court justices would overturn the landmark
Featured Articles For Appearance’s Sake Libby Lazewnik May 11, 2022 In a Perfect World To one degree or another, we all have two faces. One of them is our public face, worn
Marketing Strategies Mad Ave. Insights Chanina Katz May 11, 2022 A SIMPLE METHOD FOR UPGRADING YOUR LIFESTYLE In a previous column, “Your Consumer is Now Your Pied Piper,” I pointed out that today’s consumers
Israel News My Take On The News Tzvi Yaakovson May 11, 2022 Will Politics Prompt a Military Operation? Naftoli Bennett and Yair Lapid, the alternate prime minister, have a very clear agreement as to what
