From the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the 1700s to modern day Hungary & America
On more of my childhood nights than not, as soon as our family was finished cleaning up the kitchen after … Continue Reading
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.
There are many memoirs on bookshelves and available to read online. They intend to beckon the reader into the world of the author.
During this 80th anniversary year of the Holocaust’s murderous peak in 1944, this rabbi will honor Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day)
Take a listen as Clal’s Rabbi Brad Hirschfield appears on not one but two podcasts this week! First, on the … Continue Reading
One of the many glues that binds our family together is our love of storytelling.
The Sages distinguish between two Passover celebrations — the first one, called Pesach Mitzrayim, the Passover of Egypt, and every other Passover celebration after that one, known as Pesach Dorot, the Passover of subsequent generations.