What A Bukharian Kashrus Expert Taught Me About Living Deliberately
Before every shechitah, Rabbi Amitai Ben David performs a ritual that most consumers will never see. Holding a razor-sharp slaughtering knife in his hand, he carefully runs his fingernail across both sides of the blade, searching
We have truly entered the summer season, with the hot weather, schools ending, and camps beginning. It also means that the Three Weeks, beginning on
Let’s face it, when it comes to Judaism in the summer, for over 2,000 years we have been shofaring it in, then about 150 years ago, a beit din
Imagine that someone approached us and said that in five minutes a person would walk into the room, speak harshly to us, insult us, and cause us
We often talk about bullying as though it were a temporary childhood hurdle—a painful but inevitable rite of passage that children eventually
For a warm-weather issue that feels different from basic kebabs, this set leans into grilled breads, vegetables, fish, and bright summer flavors
What makes a relationship real?
