When I was a young child, I used to think that 50 years was a very long time. In fact, I thought it was an eternity; but as I grew older and got personally closer to that magic number chronologically, I realized that 50 years is not that long, but an appreciable number of years that deserves to be
It has been almost a year since we last had the wonderful opportunity to interview Harav Yitzchak Yisraeli, who serves as the Chief Rabbi of the
A Great Lesson from a Great Coach
You will say in your heart...how will I be able to conquer them? (Devarim 7:17)
You may have heard the name
Often described as the front line for democracy, Israel has long served as a learning opportunity for American political and security leaders to
The main idea behind externalizing in narrative therapy is that “you are not the problem, the problem is the problem.”
As simple as it sounds, it’s
I have always thought that Rep. Maxine Waters of California was a disgrace to the office that she holds and should have been booted out years ago
Abduravshan Yakubov, a weaver, comes from a family impregnated with ancient techniques of carpet design and crafts. Although he was born in Bukhara
