Queens Rallies For Israel And Cuomo
Local Leaders and Hundreds Gather in Kew Gardens Hills to Support Israel and Oppose Extremism in Mayoral Race On Sunday afternoon, October 26, a...
On The Ballot: Citywide, County, And Town Races
Early voting across New York State begins this Shabbos, continuing until November 2, with the last day to vote on November 4. The top contest on the...
Wall Street’s Rising Star
For the longest time, copper was the Rodney Dangerfield of metals – it “didn’t get no respect, no respect at all.” It’s easy to understand why....
Last Chance
This column will be my final one before Election Day. I feel as though this moment is like Neilah on Yom Kippur, l’havdil—my last chance to be...
Style & Living
Dancing With The Torah In Tel Aviv
Secular? Yes. Anti-religious? Some, I’m sure. But that would not describe any of the people my husband and I met over Yom Tov. And we met many. As...
Sukkos In The Shadow Of The Hostages
It’s been a whirlwind — Sukkos preparations carried on with the hum of a possible hostage deal in the background. We shopped, cooked, built, and...
Torah
Finding Faith In The Rubble
Soon after the one-year commemoration of the deadly October 7 attacks in Israel, one man conducted 38 interviews focusing on the rebuilding efforts...
When Begin Stood For Shabbos
On May 3, 1982, Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin hobbled into a crowded Knesset chamber, tense with expectancy. He was in pain, recovering from a...
A Sukkah Built From Faith
There was once a chasid of the Rebbe, R’ Shlomo of Karlin, zt”l, who lived in a small town near Karlin, in a small broken-down house. This chasid did...
