Parshah
If we see someone with a bad middah, that means we also need chizuk to work on this trait
Magazine Feature
Chained in a Hamas dungeon, freed hostage Eli Sharabi knew he was never truly captive
The Current
Once called “27 square miles surrounded by reality,” this Colorado college town is a microcosm of the anti-Israel radicalism sweeping the US
Encounters
Abba’s quest for emes drove him to turn his back, suddenly and totally, on a life of exceptional success and achievement
The Moment
Lakewood’s Adirei HaTorah celebration, just completing its fourth consecutive year, is likely an enigma to anyone who isn’t present
EndNote
“It’s always been imperative that the tune fits the words, and that the niggun is something I would be comfortable playing for my rebbeim”
