It was Chol Hamoed Pesach, and between the calm of Mincha and the anticipation of Arvit, a young yeshivah bachur entered the bustling bet knesset. The murmurs of learning and quiet conversation filled the air when the gabbai spotted him. Without hesitation, the gabbai approached and asked if he’d
When people feel tired in the morning, most reach for a steaming cup of coffee. Actually, they grab one every morning, tired or not. But in high
I. Introduction
There are four distinct types of Kaddish prayers, each serving a specific purpose.
From the moment I was sworn in as your mayor three years ago, our primary mission has been to create safer streets, safer subways, and a safer city
Recipe by Leah Hamaoui for kosher.com
Here is another chance to fall in love with Sephardic food! Today, I’m excited to share a beloved classic
This day marks two seminal events in modern Jewish history:
Returning to my childhood neighborhood, it is easy to see how much things have changed. The massive reconstruction of the Beth Gavriel synagogue in
