Well, the major ceasefire breach has finally happened here in Eretz Yisrael, besides for all the smaller ones. I don’t know, but when our enemies try to kill us and fail, it is somehow considered minor, as if nothing happened and should be ignored — even though they tried to kill us. Whatever.
When we talk about physical health, we do not expect a broken bone to heal itself without a cast, nor would we tell someone with diabetes to simply
I hope everyone had a wonderful Shavuot. Now we are back to our regular schedules and daily events.
It is perhaps the most exciting day on the Jewish calendar between Shavuot and Shivah Asar B'Tammuz, I am of course talking about nomination day
As the school year comes to a close and summer adventures begin, Bukharian families gather to celebrate milestones both big and small. These recipes
“The true groom is not the one who danced at the wedding — it is the one who brought the bride home.”
This sharp warning from Rabbi Reuven Kigel sets the tone for a profound reality check facing the modern Jewish community. Speaking on Chazaq Torah
