The Tefillin Offer
My childhood neighbor, Rav Shloime Mandel, rosh yeshivah of Yeshiva of Brooklyn, told me an amazing story
Gift of Fire
Statues topple and the world goes silent, yet we are still able to hear that ancient roar, the song of the mountain
Late-Night Learning
What gives women merit?
Which One Is It?
The client is there for therapy, not for buying herself a friend
Guardian of the Gate
Rav Avrohom Gurwicz has shaped generations from the daled amos of Torah in Gateshead
Bridge Across Time
Four decades on, Rav Mendel Kaplan’s lessons still resonate
Going Nowhere
Driving should be a tool, not a pastime
Seeker’s Choice
When I was a Muslim, I laughed at those shtreimels. Now I'm wearing one
Count Me In
For me, counting the Omer is an impossible task — now, it was all I could think about
Dragging Out the Draft Law
As throughout the entire process, the responses to the orders as well as the proposals for a draft law are coming in retrospect
Lonely Among Friends
They’re surrounded by neighbors, community members, and acquaintances. So why does true friendship feel so out of reach?
