As winter deepens and families settle into routine, the Bukharian kitchen becomes a place of warmth and rhythm: slow-simmered soups, hand-shaped dumplings, stir-fried noodles, and airy sweets that brighten short days. These four dishes — each rooted in tradition — bring comfort, nourishment, and
We were amazing! The achdus — the unity — we experienced throughout this election was nothing short of inspiring. We rose to the occasion with
Citywide, Zohran Mamdani won the mayor’s race with about 50.4% of the vote (1,036,051 votes), ahead of Andrew Cuomo with 41.6% (854,995) and Curtis
Every Tuesday night, Chazaq Torah Talks brings conversations that uplift, challenge, and illuminate. In this powerful episode, Rabbi Asher Schreier —
What we witnessed on Election Day was nothing less than inspirational.
From Queens to West Hempstead, Bukharian families lined up, car seats and
In his bestseller The Bible As History (Bantam, 1983), author Werner Keller observes that besides its profound spiritual and ethical dimensions, the
“For I have known him [Avraham], that he will command his children and his household after him.” (Bereishit 18:19)
