Editor's View, Featured Articles A Holy Connection Rabbi Pinchos Lipschutz October 14, 2024 The Jewish world has undergone a tremendous change since Sukkos ended last year. It was as if once the Yom Tov that celebrates
Featured Articles Reaching for Moshiach’s Sukkah Rabbi Yaakov Feitman October 14, 2024 Last year at this time, Klal Yisroel suffered an unprovoked and savage attack on Shemini Atzeres/Simchas Torah. As of this writing, that outrage
Featured Articles The Dance of Veneration Rabbi Mordechai Kamenetzky October 14, 2024 It is the Yom Tov of joy! Zeman Simchaseinu. Each nightly Simchas Bais Hashoeivah will include overt joy, some food, music and dancing.
Featured Articles Whistleblowers Slam Gov’t Response to Hurricane Helene Debbie Maimon October 14, 2024 As East Coast states struggle to recover from Hurricane Helene, and with an even fiercer storm, Hurricane Milton, expected to strike
Featured Articles My Take On The News Tzvi Yaakovson October 14, 2024 The Three Sukkos I Will Never Forget I have been in dozens of sukkos over the course of my life, but there are
Featured Articles A Voter’s Guide to the Trump vs. Harris Election Yaakov Kornreich October 14, 2024 One reason why the outcome of the current presidential election campaign is so hard for the political and polling experts to
Featured Articles “Meiheicha Teisi?” Rabbi Avrohom Birnbaum October 14, 2024 Have you ever heard those words? Those of us who grew up in yeshivos or live or lived in homes where the men
Featured Articles IN A PERFECT WORLD Libby Lazewnik October 14, 2024 A Clash of Wills We all know that human beings have been endowed with free will. But did you ever stop and