From the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the 1700s to modern day Hungary & America
My Canadian husband and I got married in 2009 and immediately moved to Israel for the year. Knowing we would be moving back to Boston for me to finish rabbinical school, we reached out to an immigration lawyer to get things sorted.
On more of my childhood nights than not, as soon as our family was finished cleaning up the kitchen after … Continue Reading
When an 18-year-old (may his name be blotted out) walked into a gun shop and bought a pair of assault rifles and enough ammunition to create a war zone at an elementary school, he violated no laws.
I had the privilege of spending this past Tuesday in Washington, D.C., with Elan Babchuck at the Religious Freedom and Business Foundation’s national gathering, Dare to Overcome.
There are two ways we can deal with problems – we can solve them afterwards, or prevent them from happening to begin with.
After a recent lecture on prayer, an attendee approached me and said, “What if our prayers don’t work?”
There are many memoirs on bookshelves and available to read online. They intend to beckon the reader into the world of the author.
Monday morning, I sat in a Yom HaZikaron assembly at my daughter’s Jewish day school, tears on my cheeks as … Continue Reading