The Chofetz Chaim was once in Warsaw on an Erev Rosh Chodesh, and he was looking to find a minyan for the tefillah of

Our homes are filled with them, and there is no lack of nosh for quite a while. Way back in my yeshiva days in

“Verabim mei’amei ha’aretz misyahadim ki nofal pachad haYehudim aleihem—And many from the people of the land became Jews, for the fear of the Jews

  Great things await us when the geulah finally arrives, and there is much to look forward to. The Gemara at the end of

  One doesn’t have to search very far to find the differences between the two protagonists in the story of Yetzias Mitzrayim, Moshe Rabbeinu

  What a unique nation we are, so different from all the other nations of the world. When others face a serious indictment in

In the twilight years of his life, Rav Elya Lopian retired from serving as mashgiach in Yeshivas Kfar Chassidim and moved into the home

  The great Amora Shmuel said to his talmid, Rav Yehuda: “Sharp one, grab and eat, grab and drink, for this world, which we

One of the great Chassidic rebbes of the nineteenth century was Rav Uri of Strelisk, known as the “Sorof” for his fiery avodah. He

Ten minutes. Ten full minutes is what it took. The mashgiach, Rav Chatzkel Levenstein, would relate this with great nostalgia and admiration. He was