Remembering Morton Povman: A Steadfast Champion For Jewish Queens
Morton Povman, who passed away last week at 93, was the longest-serving member in the history of the New York City Council. More significantly, he...
Morton Povman, who passed away last week at 93, was the longest-serving member in the history of the New York City Council. More significantly, he...
In Megilat Esther, Haman and Achashverosh are two types of anti-Semites. Haman makes no bones about his feelings; he is so enraged with hatred that he...
Inflation is still a problem, the nation’s debt and deficit are soaring, the country is polarized and global tensions are at the highest levels in...
Our friends Leah and Gabi Spitz were in the car with their children on their way to volunteer in the fields in the South when they received a...
Eyes are known to be the windows of the soul, and usually the first noticeable feature on a person’s face. Big eyes can make your face look brighter,...
Standing outside, as I approached the events hall in the Ahavat Tzion shul in Ramat Beit Shemesh this past Motza’ei Shabbos, I felt myself being...
The Mishkan is universally known as the “House of G-d.” It serves as a potent symbol of the unique relationship between Hashem and His Nation, am...
What defines a leader? A person who will give everything he has – his own life, in fact – on behalf of his people. Moshe was willing to have his...
The Gemara says that rich people are stingy. Rav Shimon Sofer zt”l explains that if a rich person was not stingy, his tz’dakah would be meaningless....