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I had a pleasant surprise the other morning. Last Sukkos, a pile of heavy wooden slats was laid out on our back lawn to
This week, we are blessed to be reading and learning the parshiyos of Acharei Mos and Kedoshim, which contain in them some of the
At the age of 91, Yosef Zalman Kleinman still vividly remembers the trial of Adolf Eichmann, where he was one of over 100 witnesses
They tried to extinguish the fire within him in serving Hashem, but they failed dismally. They tried to dim the light that he radiated
A Shocking Attack on the Light Rail As is often the case, I am not sure where to begin this week’s column. There is
All those who are learning Daf Yomi just completed Maseches Shekolim, the only volume included in the cycle from Talmud Yerushalmi. Some of the
Over the last few years, there has been a new development that warrants analysis. I call it the “Reb Shaya ben Rav Moshe Religion.”
Upon His Eighteenth Yahrtzeit A legend in the world of Torah and p’sak, a vestige of the prewar Torah world who imbibed the
Having just lived through a plague, we have become familiar with the deprivation it causes, even among the people not physically affected by it.
It hit me last Shabbos. We began our first annual Pirkei Avos shiur and I realized that we had missed almost an entire season
In just a few months, the Biden administration has rushed to undo many of President Trump’s policies in the Middle East and across the
President Biden signed an executive order setting up a bipartisan commission tasked to study reforming the high court, including possible provisions to change the
