The story is told about a young Torah scholar who long ago lived in poverty. On the eve of Rosh Hashanah, he held a brit milah, circumcision ceremony, for his newborn son. The man's wealthy uncle, known for his many properties and extensive businesses, attended the celebration and was honored to
This first of this week’s two Torah portions, Nitzavim, is always read right before Rosh Hashanah, and appropriately begins: “You are all standing
Honey… What’s in a name? May we say that which we call honey, by any other name would taste as sweet? It sure will! It will taste sweet. But not all
The second Daniel woke up, he knew something was wrong. He felt perfectly fine, but he had no memory of who he was. After searching his house, the
In this week’s parshah, Nitzavim-Vayelech, Moshe Rabbeinu addresses the Jewish people as a whole. From the great leaders to the simple woodcutters
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Last issue, we discussed choosing a place to live. The decision of where to live is crucial, impacting one's identity, behavior, and
Making New York City a safer and more affordable city has always been the mission of our administration. Every day, we fight to ensure that New
