Our administration’s North Star has always been building a safer, more affordable city for working-class New Yorkers. Sometimes, that means delivering on big, generational projects that will build neighborhoods and transform boroughs. And sometimes, that means taking care of the fundamentals — the
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Parshat Vayishlach: The Power Of A Smile
The p'suk in Parshat Vayishlach says "Vayivaser Yaakov levado," Yaakov was left alone. As a result of being left alone, Yaakov got hurt. He was
Confidence vs. Confinement
The Torah records the actions of our Avot not only to inspire us but also to teach lessons within the limitations of human understanding. While their
Parshat Vayeshev: The Power Of Belief
How Faith In Others Helps Us Overcome Life's Challenge
In parshat Vayeshev, Yosef faces a monumental challenge—perhaps the greatest test of his
Sneezing: Sign, Truth, Pull The Ears?
I. Introduction
Sneezing, a universal human reflex, transcends cultures and societies. In ancient Greece, sneezes were believed to be messages from
They’re In Your Head
We’ve all been there. It’s late, and you’re ready to crash, but then you grab your phone for a quick check. Two and a half hours later, you finally
Secrets Of The Jewish Calendar: Kislev
This past week we welcomed the new month of Kislev. It is well-known that the months of the Hebrew year parallel the Tribes of Israel and the