Torah

By Rabbi Benny Berlin Shofar blowing is one of the pinnacle parts of Rosh Hashanah. Even visually, it signifies the day. But why do we specifically blow a shofar shel...

  Last Sunday, September 15, Ishay Ribo and Co. conquered MSG, “The World’s Most Famous arena. Throughout the evening, I could not help but scan the rafters of the arena...

  Musings Of A Shliach From Montana His name is Ori. His right arm is covered in tattoos, his smile is contagious, and his gratitude for being at our Shabbos table in...

Imagine a world where everyone is taking care of each other and finding ways to deliver joy. Picture a situation where instead of worrying about what the next person...

By Rabbi Reuven Chaim Klein In one of the scariest passages in the entire Bible, the Torah lists a whole slew of horrible curses set to befall whosoever fails to...

Hashem put the world He created in man’s hands. He fashioned man in His own image and gave him the ability and responsibility to harness and drive the world...

Reb Yosef Friedensohn, z’l, was a man of faith, a Jewish hero, and a Holocaust survivor. Literally embodying the indestructibility of Klal Yisrael, he had “earned seven diplomas from...

G-d places words in the mouths of certain people at a time when they are capable of delivering an important message that needs to be internalized by us all....

    Musings Of A Shliach From Montana Compassion is one of Judaism’s highest values. Hashem is referred to as Av Harachamim (Father of compassion). Since Judaism teaches that humans are uniquely...

As summer turns to autumn, the Hebrew month of Elul sweeps in, bringing with it a tide of hope and renewal. Elul marks the onset of a new year...