Rabbi Yaniv Meirov sat down with Rabbi Moshe Taub, Mara D’asra of Young Israel of Holliswood and Rabbinic Editor and columnist for Ami Magazine, for a down-to-earth take on one of the most overlooked ideas during Sefirat HaOmer: Are we just counting days, or actually growing through them?
At 10 a.m. on April 14, 2026, sirens sounded throughout Israel. Instead of running toward the closest safe room, Israelis stopped whatever they were
A Queens man has been indicted on hate crime charges following a disturbing and unprovoked assault on a rabbi in Forest Hills earlier this year—an
Mayor Zohran Mamdani hosted a private Seder for Jewish members of his City Hall staff at Gracie Mansion during Pesach, bringing a traditional Yom Tov
In my years of practice, I have seen a recurring moment unfold again and again: a client describes a deeply painful thought or a paralyzing symptom
Trump signs law expanding 2016 HEAR act, canceling sunset clause and barring artworks’ current owners from using certain legal tactics, such as
Words about Jewish holidays and history seem nice at a mock seder; still, the mayor’s actions illuminate lies—and controversial ties.
(JNS) Yaou
