G rowing up in Baltimore, we had Washington, D.C., in our backyard. We spent Chol Hamoed trips there, school trips there, and any-other-opportunity trips there. The result was that, despite its glamorous status as the nation’s capital, Washington became a big bore. Been there, done that. But my attitude changed when I entered the
Rav Chaim Malinowitz packed in so much that his story defies easy description Fearless and original? Mainstream and down-to-earth? Broad-minded and maamin? These just brush the surface of a wide-ranging life suddenly cut short last month
A Holocaust survivor, an opera singer, and a rebbe’s brachah all come together on Tania Friedlander’s unique journey
The many-splendored Bostoner Rebbe ztz”l was a rebbe who served as a lantern for his flock and every straying sheep. Ten years on, the flame still glows
