Remember the Children

“The ghetto has been struck a hard blow. They demand what is most dear to it — children and old people”

You Don’t Matter

When we favor our phone over friends and family, it sends a message of rejection

We see even from the teachings of Chazal that our structure of mourning must remain limited to what is practical

Israel should remind supporters and allies that we are fighting for survival against enemies whose motto is “victory or martyrdom”

For the chareidi draft law, the time for talk is over

How should we teach our children about the horrors of the Holocaust?

On that day we will be challenged: VERIFY THAT YOU ARE A JEW.

Talk about summer camp — specifically, their own years in summer camp — and you can see the little boy

Parents who lost children to hot cars and pool accidents move their suffering forward so others won’t

“...most of us can and will handle 25 hours without food and drink just fine. We’ve been doing this for the last 2,000 years, ladies...”

I was floored. I hadn’t been expecting that answer, and what was worse than the words was the way he had said them