Small and simple ways we can help the effort to protect the Jewish people.
Keeping Ourselves Kosher
One of the most common Jewish observances is the avoidance of pork. What is it about this rule that makes it so popular? And what lesson can it teach us?
Who Are We Relying On?
America’s threat to withhold ammunition has raised serious concerns. What should this problem teach us?
Talking About Mitzvos
During wartime, should we be publicly criticizing our own? This week’s Haftorah has an opinion.
A Moment of Enlightenment
When a girl was rejected from school just because she was not part of the right crowd.
Because There Is No one Else
Is the whole world turning against us? It might just be a sign of Moshiach…
When G-d Fights On Our Behalf
Throughout Jewish history, there were instances where G-d did all the fighting on our behalf. This is especially true of the Pesach season.
Charoses Recipe
In recent decades, new customs have cropped up to commemorate women’s contributions to the Passover story. But did you know—women are actually commemorated in one of the time-old foods of the seder, perhaps the most favorite of them all.
Raising Good Kids
What is the source of crimes? What bearing does that have on the Passover story?
Loving the Leper
Is leprosy contagious, and how should you treat it? And what lesson does it teach us in our own lives?