The King of Kashrus OU’s Rabbi Alexander Rosenberg, z”l // The...

“No one could refuse him,” says Rabbi Berel Wein. “He wasn’t just a little shrimpy rabbi like me when I was starting out. Everyone...

Women in Work: Rivka Teich Court Reporter

“Once you get me talking about my job,” says Rivka Teich, CSR, RPR, RMR and FCRR (whew!), “I could go on forever.” Now in...

Rome Wasn’t Built in a Day // A kosher meat kitchen...

“I dream about noodle kugel. Crispy and sweet, with browned edges that has a satisfying crunch. My mother’s lokshen kugel, my favorite delicacy.” The food...

Something in the Blood // A pair of scares led her...

2015 Cradling my newborn son in my arms, I struggled with whether or not to attend his bris. The minhag of my family is that...

Am Yisrael is like Shakshuka // A Conversation with Israel’s new...

“I feel like I’m the representative of Medinat Yisrael, am Yisrael and Torat Yisrael,” Joel Lion tells me during our recent conversation about his...

The Rise & Fall & Rise of the Tupperware Party //...

Mr. Seltzer was brought into the hospital as what we staff members lovingly referred to as a “dump.” That meant that someone had brought...

The Knife Maker // Rabbi Moshe Yurman is one of the...

Not so many years ago, if you wanted kosher chicken for supper, you’d walk to your local butcher shop, where they’d shecht a chicken...

Rain

…And what is the reason that He did not make it to rain Because there was no man…to recognize the benefits of rains….And...

Pastrami Beggar’s Purse with Roasted Cherry Tomatoes on The Vine

1 cup diced Spanish onions 4 cups diced pastrami Salt and ground black pepper, to taste 4 spring roll skins Oil, for deep-frying Barbecue sauce, for garnish Roasted Tomatoes 8 cherry...

The Measles Outbreak Continues // A baby dies in Israel, R”l

The ongoing measles outbreak in Jewish communities in Israel and the US has caused its first known death, with an 18-month-old child in Israel...

The “Dump” // What to do with the confused old man...

Mr. Seltzer was brought into the hospital as what we staff members lovingly referred to as a “dump.” That meant that someone had brought...

The Messengers Return // 35th Kinus Hashluchim brings thousands to rejoice,...

Every year, the Kinus Hashluchim of Chabad brings thousands of emissaries of the Chabad-Lubavitch chasidus back from all corners of the world to rejoice...

The Art of Losing // An exclusive interview with Yossi Deitch,...

ast week, Tuesday, municipal elections took place throughout Israel. Since no candidate won 40% of the vote in the mayoral elections in Jerusalem, a...

Misdiagnosed // Why couldn’t my little girl swallow food?

As soon as I stepped through the door, my daughter handed me my 19-month-old baby. “She hasn’t stop kvetching since you left. She also...

Not Second Best // Adoption is a difficult but rewarding road

Adoption was something I always wanted to do, and it was actually part of my conversation during shidduchim. After our shanah rishonah was up,...

Leadership in an Age of Terror & Tragedy // An Exclusive...

He was my son!” I hear a woman cry out between sobs. “He still is my son. And you know why they killed him?...

We Were Kicked Out of Russia // A Chabad Shluchah Shares...

It was a familiar route but an exhausting one. A ten-hour flight from New York to Moscow, a several-hour stopover, another two-hour flight to...

Light Layered Eggplant Parmesan

This was my mother’s brainstorm years ago, and it’s been with the family ever since! Traditionally, eggplant Parmesan includes breaded and fried eggplant slices...

Take Me Out to the Ballgame // Taking down the walls

I had never heard of Asperger’s syndrome before I met Ben. It was during the summer I turned 16 and my friend Rina and...

Be Careful What You Wish For // It was a lesson...

I was raised in a home that always stressed the importance of image. My father was a successful businessman and gave generously of his...