In this week’s parshah (18:10) Yitro says “baruch Hashem asher hitzil etchem miyad Mitzrayim,” blessed is Hashem who saved the Jewish people from the hands of the Egyptians. The gemorah in Sanhedrin (94a) says that Yitro was the first person to ever recite these words baruch Hashem. My father, Rav
Our administration came into office with a clear mission: to protect public safety, revitalize our economy, and make all five boroughs more livable
In late December, the New York City Council passed the “How Many Stops Act,” legislation that seeks to hamper policing by forcing them to do an
When a person unfortunately does an aveirah, he should be aware that the wrongdoing is a horrible transgression; however, it is even worse for the
The 100th day of the war against Hamas came and went, allowing those who are supporting Israel’s right to retaliate against its attackers to take a
The weekly chapter Bo (“Come’) talks about the last three punishments that befell Egypt: The plagues of locusts, of total darkness, and the death of
Since day one, our administration has been clear about our vision for the five boroughs — creating a city that is safer, more economically viable
