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In a peek behind the props, concert producers share a bit of what it takes to keep the music playing

Zvhil rosh yeshivah and veteran maggid shiur Rav Michel Zilber shares the secret fueling a century of Daf Yomi

For brothers Rabbi Manis Friedman and Avraham Fried, it’s always been about the message they imbibed growing up

Rabbi Fishel Schachter encases vital messages in pathos, charm, and wit

Ten years after Rabbi Shmuel Kunda's passing, his magic lives on 

On Sunday morning, October 17, Congregation Beth Aaron of Teaneck, for the second time, hosted the Tefillin Awareness Project/Hanacha K’Halacha (TAP) at its morning minyanim.

On his 13th yahrtzeit this 17 Adar, a tribute to the indefatigable Reb Eli Teitelbaum Photos: Family archives It was the 1960s, and Eli Teitelbaum was just a bochur when his star began to rise. The son of a rabbi from Kew Gardens, Queens, Eli was short, focused, a powerhouse of energy, and determined to channel his talents, charisma, and easy rapport with children into Klal Yisrael’s future: the youth. “It’s no exaggeration to say that he was one of the Founding Fathers of American Yiddis...