In Jewish thought, zikaron (remembrance) is more than memory—it is a sacred obligation. Just as we recall the destruction of the Beit HaMikdash each Tishah B’Av, we also mark tragedies of our own era, transforming grief into action and strength. For the Jewish community of Queens, September 11
There are four passages where the Torah speaks of the great mitzvah of tefillin, one being at the end of Parshat Ekev, read a few weeks ago. In the
As summer gives way to cooler evenings, Bukharian kitchens fill with dishes that balance freshness and warmth. Bowls of Mastava mark the shift toward
What happens when a Jewish man walks into a church ready to convert—and walks out transformed instead? That’s the question Rabbi Yosef Palacci
Rabbi Shlomo Nisanov On Faith, Loss, & Achdus After A Florida Tragedy
Rabbi Shlomo Nisanov recalls the phone call no parent ever wants to make
On Tuesday, August 12, 2025, the Queens Jewish community was struck by devastating tragedy. Thirteen-year-old Rachel Aliza bas Ora “Racheli” Nisanov
As we prepare for Elul, the season of self-reflection and teshuvah, we often focus outward—on increased mitzvos, on chesed projects, and on
