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Someone in shul on Monday morning overheard me saying that I was going back to New York on Tuesday. After davening, he looked at me and said, “Why are you going back to New York? You know it’s 20 degrees there.” The person who said it to me also lives in New York, but he […]
When it occurred to me that the fifth day of Teves was this week I was happy to finally write about something other than the war in Israel. I looked through my recent documents and realized that each article covers a different aspect of the war, if not politically then spiritually. I was looking forward […]
We call it yichus — the legacy of generations of the past. Rabbis, scholars, talmidei chachamim, community leaders who were ancestors to those we now look up to. All the above, Rabbi Shlomo …
After Chava Willig Levy exits the main sanctuary of Aish Kodesh in Woodmere, with congregants wishing her a “good Shabbos,” she is on her way, often accompanied home by one or two young women who push her wheelchair and stay to visit and assist. That Chava, a survivor of childhood polio who is a lecturer, writer and editor, is defined by more than her disability, is made clear in her just-published memoir, “A Life Not With Standing.”
From the blog of Eytan Saenger at The Times of Israel