In Parashat Miketz, Yosef ascends from the depths of despair to the heights of power. Once a lowly prisoner, he is now viceroy of Egypt. His brothers, arriving in Mitzrayim during the famine to buy food, stand before him unaware that this imposing leader is none other than their own brother. Yosef
Chanukah in Bukharian homes is marked not by excess, but by intention — oil heated slowly, onions browned with patience, dough folded by hand, and
Plov is a cornerstone of Bukharian Jewish culinary tradition, commonly prepared for family gatherings and other special occasions. Considered a “main
A childhood tragedy, a heavenly encounter with the Babasali, a fall into chaos, and the journey back to life, love, and kedushah.
The Boy Who Met
It was a lively, heartfelt night on Chazaq Torah Talks as I sat down with my cousin and dear friend, Rabbi Avrohom Walkin, the longtime mechanech
The Unseen Weight of Depression
To truly empathize, one must attempt to grasp the profound and debilitating nature of the depressed state. Imagine a
Unsettled Hearts, Uncertain Times
These are confusing times, and much of what is happening around us is hidden from our eyes. Will there be more
