The Torah is a work of wondrous depth and subtlety, so much so that we can easily miss some of its most profound intimations. There is a fine example in this week’s sed-ra , Eikev. It concerns … more

W e Jews have been called lots of things. Some of the less offensive appellations are stubborn, or obstinate. Curiously, not all the rabbis see stubbornness as a fault. In this week’s … more

What motivates some people to do more than just appreciate the blessings they have in their lives and to actually be a vehicle for blessing? This week’s portion, Eikev, contains one of the … more

Hamas’ cognitive war against Israel since its Oct. 7 invasion has been a critical weapon in its arsenal. The terror organization has gained global sympathy for its fabricated accusations … more

Israelis celebrated Tu B’Av on Monday, a holiday marked by couples exchanging gifts and heartfelt expressions of love, much like Valentine’s Day in other parts of the world.  … more

IDF Major Or Maatuk recounted his rehabilitation journey after being severely injured fighting terrorists in the Gaza war. He spoke during an ADI Negev-Nahalat Eran event at the Young Israel of … more

When I was a kid, I always wanted the red lollipop, the one that was sure to be cherry. I even fought my brother for the red Lifesaver and feigned a cough so I could have cherry … more

Yeshiva University will significantly expand its presence in the healthcare field by establishing a new state-of-the-art campus in Herald Square. YU said this week it will add over 160,000 … more

The Chabad-Lubavitch movement marked the passing — 30 years ago — of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, in July. The movement continues … more

HAIFA — The rows of hospital beds with adjacent oxygen units line the underground parking lot. Four operating rooms, a maternity ward and a dialysis center are among … more