Advice

Why Funding Your Trust Matters

Part 2: How to Properly Fund Your Trust This second article in the series is your step-by-step, core guide to funding your trust with everyday assets. Mastering these basics ensures...

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Food

Squash Sensations: A Winter Squash Primer

Visiting a farm or produce market this time of year is a seasonal treat for squash lovers among us. Autumn vibes go hand in hand with seeing overflowing displays of...

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Real Estate

An Appraisal By Any Other Name

So here’s the $64,000 question: Does the appraisal you get for insurance purposes (other than a mortgage) give you a true sense of what your home is worth in today’s...

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Advice

A Seat At The Table

This past week, I attended Plastic Surgery The Meeting, the annual gathering of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), in Houston, Texas. These meetings offer an opportunity to reconnect...

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Health / Nutrition

Mount Sinai South Nassau Infectious Disease Expert Says Flu Remains a Killer; Urges Vaccination

Warning that “the flu remains a killer,” Aaron E. Glatt, MD, Chair of the Department of Medicine at Mount Sinai South Nassau, urged eligible residents to get vaccinated today. He...

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Dating

DATING FORUM

Question When my friend became single and started dating again, she usually turned to me for advice. She was unfamiliar with the dating world, and whenever she began dating someone...

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Advice October 19, 2026

The CFO Spouse

By: Jack Strulowitz

My wife is an amazing mother, an incredible cook, and she keeps our house organized in a way I never...

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Torah October 19, 2026

How We Vote

By: Rav Reuven Taragin

“At 5:35 a.m. we woke up, my wife, my brother Reb Shimon Leib, and my brother-in-law Reb Natanel Solduchil. And...

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Torah October 19, 2026

Lech Lecha: The Courage To Stand Alone

By: Rabbi Moshe Taragin

It takes courage to stand alone against the beliefs of an entire society. Few experienced this loneliness as deeply as Avraham...

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Torah October 19, 2026

Lech Lecha: L’chaim!

By: Rabbi Judah Mischel

Rav Yitzchak Zilber, zt’l, legendary champion of Russian Jewry, was a humble talmid chacham and teacher whose incredible self-sacrifice and dedication inspired and...

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Advice October 19, 2026

Why Ask Why?

By: Rabbi Dr. Dovid

When I was in high school and computers were more or less a prop used in science fiction movies, nobody...

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Heard In The Bagel Store October 14, 2026

Could We Live Here?

I’m enamored and intrigued by those Nefesh B’Nefesh ads that appear here on occasion promoting events that encourage and facilitate aliyah,...

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Inside Out October 14, 2026

Finding Faith

By: Yochanan Gordon

“V’Noach matza chein b’einei Hashem.” “And Noach found favor in the eyes of Hashem.” These words conclude last week’s parashah, Bereishis, but...

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From the Editor October 14, 2026

The Importance Of Bruce Blakeman

By: Larry Gordon

Bruce Blakeman is the leader of the Republican Party ticket heading into the election on November 3rd. As you know,...

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Torah October 14, 2026

Unfinished Business

Savta Marcelle Liora Ben Tzur of Kibbutz Ein HaShlosha gave birth to her third daughter just 30 hours before the...

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Torah October 14, 2026

The Impact Of AI On The Future Of Jewish Day Schools And Yeshivas: A Judaic Studies Perspective

By: Dr. Chaim Y. Botwinick

In 1440, when Johannes Gutenberg invented the movable-type printing press, many rabbis and scholars were deeply skeptical, worried, and concerned....

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Torah October 14, 2026

Introducing Nishmasi: Turning Emunah Into A Way of Life

Most of us don’t wake up in the morning wondering whether we believe in Hashem. If we were directly asked,...

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Home October 14, 2026

Tax Relief and Public Safety Take Center Stage as Jeanine Driscoll Challenges Laura Gillen for New York’s 4th Congressional District

As the November election approaches, the race for New York’s 4th Congressional District has intensified into a fierce referendum on...

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Heard In The Bagel Store October 14, 2026

Could We Live Here?

I’m enamored and intrigued by those Nefesh B’Nefesh ads that appear here on occasion promoting events that encourage and facilitate aliyah, promoting the idea that American Jews should emigrate to Israel. I literally love the idea of moving to Israel, but after spending ten days here on several occasions (I’m not saying that’s my limit), Esta […]

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Heard In The Bagel Store October 8, 2026

Jerusalem Diary

The streets are crowded—actually, they’re overcrowded unlike anything we’ve ever seen in Jerusalem. The last time I saw anything like this was during Shavuos several years ago when hordes of people began heading to the Kotel at 4 a.m. and earlier. So, this year we split the chag. That is, we were in New York for the first […]

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Heard In The Bagel Store September 23, 2026

Kosher Strike!

By: Larry Gordon

Three young men from the neighborhood decide to buy a bowling alley—no, that’s not the start of some joke. It’s a true story and I met the three people who recently bought Woodmere Lanes at 948 Broadway in Woodmere. And while I haven’t checked with ChatGPT, this might be the first glatt kosher Shomer Shabbosbowling emporium in […]

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Heard In The Bagel Store September 16, 2026

Four Soldiers

By: Larry Gordon

The painting “Four Soldiers” by the artist Chava Roth has been on the front page of the 5TJT issue prior to Rosh Hashanah last year as well as this year. As you may recall, it depicts two IDF soldiers wearing kippahs walking through the Old City alongside two Chassidic men wearing taleisim and shtreimels, and I always imagined it was Rosh Hashanah […]

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Heard In The Bagel Store September 9, 2026

The Right Shul

By: Larry Gordon

I know some people who have never been in more than one shul during their entire adult lives. Now that I think about it, I prefer moving around, trying different shuls. Do you think that’s a good idea or not? The fact of the matter is that when I was too young to cross a […]

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Heard In The Bagel Store September 2, 2026

Eleven Months

By: Larry Gordon

My brother Binyomin, a’h, has three great daughters: Perel, Naomi, and Malkie. Let me tell you two things about them. Perel is named after my sister-in-law Sandy’s grandmother. Naomi is named after my paternal grandmother. And Malkie is named after my maternal grandmother, my mother’s mother, Chaya Malka. My brother Binyomin was sadly niftar almost 11 months ago. Since, […]

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Heard In The Bagel Store August 26, 2026

School Daze

By: Larry Gordon

Can you imagine yeshiva classes beginning in mid-August back when you were in school?  I remember once receiving a notice at home when I was going into sixth grade notifying us that school was going to start either August 29 or 30. But that was about all I was willing to take. I told my […]

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Israel News

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Israel October 21, 2026

Why I Would Seriously Consider Buying Property In Israel Today

By: Ben Levene

I’ve just spent a week in America, speaking to people about buying property in Israel, and I came away thinking…

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Israel September 9, 2026

Buying New Construction In Israel? Why Tivuch Shelly Is The Name Buyers Trust

By: Tivuch Shelly Real Estate

For decades, buyers looking for property in Israel have turned to Tivuch Shelly Real Estate, not simply to find a…

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Israel September 2, 2026

More Than 1,100 North American Olim Make Aliyah This August, Marking Record Month of Aliyah

Credit Sivan Shachor More than 1,100 North American olim have made aliyah in August, marking a record-breaking month of aliyah. Last week, close to 100 olim arrived…

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Israel August 27, 2026

Why Am I back?

By: Moshe Gerstley

I’ve just completed a dynamic few months interning at the Jerusalem Post, penning several published pieces, including two op-eds. I…

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Israel August 12, 2026

ZAKA Search & Rescue Provides Kavod HaMeit During Busiest 24 Hours Of 5786, Responding From Tragedy To Tragedy

ZAKA Busiest Day ZAKA Search & Rescue volunteers worked virtually nonstop through a succession of tragedies across Israel and internationally…

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Israel August 11, 2026

Nefesh B’Nefesh Celebrates Its 100,000th Oleh With The President Of Israel

President Isaac Herzog welcomed NBN’s 100,000th North American Oleh to the President’s Residence Photo Credit Yonit Schiller President Isaac Herzog…

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Israel August 5, 2026

140 New Immigrants From France Arrive In Israel On Special ‘Families Flight’

New Oleh arriving in Israel. Credit: Ministry of Aliyah and Integration A total of 140 new immigrants from France arrived…

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Israel August 5, 2026

1,700 Young Jews From Around The World Gather In Tel Aviv For Birthright Israel Summer Event

Approximately 1,700 young Jewish adults from around the world attended Birthright Israel’s main summer event Tuesday night at the Tel…

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