As Jews around the world conclude a month of atonement, festivities, and reflection while gearing up to restart the biblical cycle over again, it is incumbent upon all to take stock of the mistakes of the past year in order to rectify, repent, and reevaluate priorities and plans for the coming
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Masbia of Queens Sukkot Prep
Staff at Masbia of Queens built a sukkah to feed the needy during Sukkot, in addition to take-home raw grocery packages and take-home cooked Shabbat
SINAI@YCQ Students Prepared For Sukkot
SINAI@YCQ students visited the Rebbishe store in Queens, where they learned about the arbaah minim firsthand by using their senses. Not only did the
The Two-Front War
New York City is fighting a war on two fronts. These conflicts could impact the city’s finances for years, the safety of its residents, and their
Israel Religious Zionism Gaining Traction, Causing Shifts In Democrat-Led Support For Israel
Last month, in a face-to-face meeting, the Head of Israel’s Likud Party, Benjamin Netanyahu, was given a stark warning by the Chairman of the US
Eretz HaKodesh Makes Broad Impact In Israel Over Sukkot
Rabbi Pesach Lerner, Chairman, Eretz HaKodesh (EHK), danced with Rav Samuel Rabinowitz, Rabbi of the Western Wall and Holy Sites in Israel, at the
Mirrors & Windows: The Secret of Schach
A father set out one day to teach his young daughter a powerful lesson. When she woke up in the morning, he took her in front of a mirror and asked
