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At the risk of sounding “Pollyannish” (“on steroids” no less, as a reviewer wrote concerning my book) I must admit that the past two “Corona

Reciting tehillim has become a part of my daily routine, particularly in the past two years.  In the last few weeks, I have been part of

The Book of Devarim is, in essence, the lengthy farewell speech of Moses in the final five weeks of his life and of his leadership

My book Letters from Planet Corona was recently reviewed in the Jerusalem Post and described as “Pollyanna on Steroids.” Several of my readers wrote in defense of

 In this particularly difficult era in both Jewish and World History, many of us are struggling with questions of emuna and bitachon, faith and trust. In an unprecedented

“…And the Earth Opened its Mouth…” As I turned towards the entry ramp to the Begin Highway on Monday, I noticed that the road that

If moving to Israel meant you had to keep the laws of the Torah, would you move? Maybe the spies’ reluctance isn’t surprising, after all

With all the news (unfortunately, mostly tragic or troubling) of the last few weeks, I wonder how many have paid attention to the Pew Report

We are still reeling from the terrible tragedy in Meron on L’ag B’Omer. Trying to understand. To make some sense of what occurred.  One trope that