For a large part of its history Poland was run by a noble class who had the land divided between them and each of them owned a particular portion. They had their own small towns and fields and they … more

Passover is early this year starting at Sundown March 27, two weeks from the coming Sunday. Passover is a favorite holiday for Jews worldwide. When we grasp the Matzah, we hold onto an item that was … more

“And Haman recounted to them the glory of his riches and the multitude of his sons, and all that the king had promoted him and that he had exalted him over the princes and the king's servants. And … more

I want to relay an interesting question and answer that I heard from one of my mentors, Rabbi Meir Schiller, from Monsey, NY. It's about Jewish Unity and I'll apply it to unity in the whole … more

On November 7 of the past year, 2020, the world lost a great man, Rabbi Jonathan Sacks. I've quoted him a lot here and he's been, and still is, a source of inspiration for me and many many … more

Thank you for everyone who inquired on my daughter's recovery. Thank G-d she has fully recovered from the procedure and it was successful. I'm very grateful for all who shared in concern and … more

“I shall thank G-d exceedingly with my mouth, and among many people I shall praise Him” (Psalms 109, 30). I want to use this public forum to express my gratitude to the One Above for the recovery … more

Recently, I read a biography of Rabbi Avigdor Miller, titled, “Rav Avigdor Miller - His Life and His Revolution”. Biographies of great people are enjoyable to read and are a great source of … more

In the last few months, the State of Israel reached normalization agreements with two Arab countries, UAE and Bahrain. In addition to that, there is serious cooperation between Israel and other gulf … more

This is a topic that sounds controversial but is actually not. Since we can all use a good distraction now, I'd like to discuss this topic and see how it's applicable today. The Bible in Exodus … more