Captain of Kapust
Rav Menachem Mendel Schneersohn (1789–1866), brought the town of Lubavitch to prominence as a center of Torah and chassidus
The Moment: Issue 992
When Rav Hirsch was niftar in Frankfurt on December 31, 1888, it ended a glorious era for Ashkenaz Jewry
Trust Fund: Chapter 24
“Akiva, I’ve been thinking….” She trailed off in a way that had Akiva suspecting he was not going to love the next few words
A Welcome Challenge
Rav Elefant had not come to America from Jerusalem to deliver a report, but to issue a “call to action”
Last Exodus
There isn’t much left of Alexandria’s once vibrant Jewish community, but that didn’t prevent us from going into our own time warp
On the House
Would my siblings really force me out of my home?
Time to be a Deeper Jew
Our response in the face of anti-Semitism should be to be more Jewish
Family First Inbox: Issue 874
“I ‘accidentally’ left my sheitel in the car, so that over Shabbos, I was forced to wear a tichel”
Sweet and to the Point
Hosting Marrieds Who Don’t Help
You feel a little resentment starting to brew as you tread back and forth to the kitchen
A Rose by Any Name
The Geulah can only come about when there’s true achdus among all of Klal Yisrael
