It started with just one beautiful Haggadah sitting in a New York bookstore. Thirty-five years later, Chicago’s Stephen Durchslag has amassed one of the largest Haggadah collections in the world
He saw his parents’ paystubs, and it lent a level of resignation. The knowledge that there was no money made him feel insecure. He was afraid to express his needs
He sat by his zeide daily, through winter and summer and sickness and health. And every day, Rav Aryeh Elyashiv, the grandson of Rav Yosef Shalom Elyashiv ztz”l, watched his beloved grandfather give to the klal. Now, six years after his zeide’s death, Reb Aryeh opens up and shares what he saw
The Israeli Supreme Court — whose tentacles extend to every government agency and Knesset committee, often impeding legislation that doesn’t adhere to its leftist worldview – has met its match with the Kohelet Policy Forum, a right-wing think tank that’s managed to take the court’s skewed judicial activism down a notch
As mothers, we’re influential in creating the memories that will accompany our children through life. Here, three women reflect on their role as memory maker
Rav Yehoshua Neuwirth’s wartime memoirs hold the seeds of a Torah empire
