Meilech Kohn’s story is not a straight line. It is a winding road of pain and survival, faith and fracture, wandering and return. It is the story of a deeply sensitive soul who left everything he knew, fell to the margins of society, and slowly — painfully — found his way home.
“And he washed his garments in the blood of grapes.” (Bereshit 49:11)
At first glance, these words are puzzling. What meaning lies in such a
We often hear people say, “Now that Chanukah is behind us, we can go back to normal.” But is that really true?
Parashat Mikeitz
Founder, LaMaalot Foundation
Why did the brothers sell Yosef? How could the sons of Yaakov — disciples raised in holiness and
Recently, our administration’s senior leadership came together to celebrate our historic achievements and enduring accomplishments over the past four
As winter settles in, Bukharian kitchens embrace a quieter, steadier rhythm — onions softened slowly in oil, soups left to deepen on the stove, dough
On Chanukah, two miracles occurred for klal Yisrael: the miraculous military victory over the Greeks, and the miracle of the oil — a single flask
