January 28, 2026 -
January 28, 2026 -
Give from the Heart and the Return to Judaism By Dr. Elliot Morris Shabbat Shuvah is all about the opportunity to return to the spirituality of Judaism afforded by theRead More »
Rosh Hashanah Food By Paul Konigstein With Rosh Hashanah only two days away, you’ve probably made or bought all the traditional foods you’ll be serving to your family. But haveRead More »
Rosh Hashanah – Day 2 I feel sorry for my yeshiva, I truly do. Let me tell you why. I entered Yeshivas Chaim Berlin, located at the corner of Coney IslandRead More »
Rosh Hashanah – Day 1 A couple was touring the capitol building in Washington, and the guide pointed out a tall, benevolent gentleman as the congressional chaplain. The lady asked,Read More »
Thank You for an Exceptional Year Our Torah reading, Parshat Nitzavim, starts: “You are standing this day, all of you, before your God, —your leaders, your elders, your officials, everyRead More »
Unconditional Love We’re now more than one week into Elul, the month directly preceding Rosh Hashanah. As it’s a preparation month for the High Holidays, we blow the shofar dailyRead More »
Love of God With Parshat Ekev, we are now in the middle of Moses’ farewell address, and at nearly 120 years old, it seems that Moses has become soft. AllRead More »
What’s in a Name? With Parshat Shlach, we just read one of the saddest episodes in the Torah. On the cusp of entering the Land of Canaan, we get coldRead More »
Who is a Jew? This question has been raging since the 1980s. Whose conversions count, do we include patrilineal lineage, are the Ethiopian Jews indeed Jewish? Yet historically this questionRead More »
The Prophecy of Equality This past Shabbat we celebrated a most beautiful B’not Mitzvah with twin sisters. Sometimes the Torah reading is exciting and engaging in and of itself, andRead More »
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