A man is walking down the street when he sees a magnificent new car. It has just come from the factory and is still wrapped in protective plastic. For no apparent reason, he picks up a stone, throws it at the windshield, and shatters it.
As Rosh Hashanah approaches, many people instinctively think about teshuvah, past mistakes and what needs to be repaired. Rabbi Moshe Tuvia Lieff
It’s one of the oldest and most debated questions: Can money buy happiness?
On Friday, September 11, New Yorkers will mark 25 years since the terrorist attacks that took 2,977 lives and altered the city forever. As the
This year, the first day of Rosh Hashanah is on Shabbat, and we do not blow the shofar. The Rabbis forbade it because one Jew might carry a shofar in
A massive fire that destroyed much of one of the country’s largest kosher meat-processing facilities raised fears of a severe shortage before Rosh
With Israel’s October 27 election less than two months away, the political map is beginning to take shape, but the path to the Prime Minister’s
