Join Rabbi Eric Yanoff as he reflects on the poignant message in Vayeilech, linking tradition to modern emotions.

What does it mean to love our children equally? It’s a question that many families wrestle with, especially when each ...

Chazal say that for three days after Am Yisrael gathered all the loot from the Egyptians who drowned in the Red Sea, they neglected to study Torah, which set off a series of complaints and rebellions ...

Ilana Kurshan’s charming memoir of reading with her children is suffused with her deep knowledge of all things literary and biblical.

Dvir Lisha HY"D was a victim of the Katif Disengagement at the age of 3 when his family was expelled from their home, and, tragically, also a victim of its results when he was killed, fighting ...

High Holidays sermons, said Cleveland Rabbi Robert Nosanchuk, put Jewish teachings in perspective and show ‘how they might ...

In Re’eh, the nation is told to choose between two mountains, symbols of blessing and curse. In Va’etchanan, the memory of Sinai is evoked. But only here, in Nitzavim, does God seem to descend not ...

He gives food to all the creatures He created.” Begin there, with that single, almost casual line in the Amidah — a line that, if you lean into it, opens into a moral cosmos. All. The word spans the ...

We are with God and with ourselves, in belief and in actions, as the Jewish people, the Jewish nation, rooted on our soil, despite words spoken at the Emmy Awards stage.

Explore the insights of D'var Torah this week with Rabbi Lance J. Sussman, focusing on the Torah portion Ha'azinu.

This week’s Torah portion, Nitzavim (“Stand up and be counted”), contains stark language. Choose – life or death, blessing or ...

Olive Garden is testing smaller, cheaper portion sizes in an attempt to boost the affordability of its menu, as parent company Darden Restaurants Inc. looks to drive more traffic to the restaurant ...