On this daf, we find that Moshe sat on a stone to show his empathy for the plight of the Jewish people.
“During World War I, the Chofetz Chaim slept on the floor or a bench in the kitchen, with only his hands for a pillow. When his household members asked him why, he replied, “At a time when Jewish korbanos fall on the battlefields and our people freeze and starve every day, you expect me to sleep in a comfortable bed with a pillow and a blanket?!” (Mizahav Sheva).
This week, in Parshas Shelach, we learn about the saga of the meraglim, which is one of the most tragic episodes in the Torah. Standing
Last week, in these pages, we discussed the very concerning proliferation of divorce in our community and, more generally, shalom bayis difficulties. After all is
The school year is ending. The summer has finally arrived. For some, this means camp is looming ahead, for others the country and bungalow colonies.
A Week of Insanity We have been through a week of madness here in Eretz Yisroel. On the front lines, the IDF suffered more fatalities,
Driving through traffic the other day, I noticed a bumper sticker on the car ahead of me. This is what it said: It is what
The 15-hour flare-up in tit-for-tat attacks between Israel and Iran was ended this past Monday thanks to President Donald Trump’s call to Israeli Prime Minister
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