77 Lessons
Honoring the Parents The Link
Judaism values age, experience and, most importantly, links to the past, even more than it encourages the vitality and experiences of the young.
The Coronavirus Pandemic Frustration
There is no question that the most prevalent and constant feeling during our lifetime is that of frustration. However, there is also a very bright silver lining that is to be found within this dark cloud of frustration.
The Coronavirus Pandemic After Corona
I certainly feel it is safe to say that for most of Israel and its citizens, the year of Corona has passed. However, we are all aware that the year of Corona has left indelible scars on the population of our country.
Trial and Difficulties in Life Tragedies
We all know that tragedy eventually awaits us in one form or another, but we do not and cannot live our lives based on the fear of impending tragedies or inevitable troubles. Built into the human personality and character is the ability to withstand tragedy, and even, to a certain extent, overcome it.
The Coronavirus Pandemic The Depths of Winter
We really cannot complain about this past winter, for it was a winter of abundant rain, nevertheless, winter is winter, and the short days and long nights can be depressing, especially since this winter brought with it two severe lockdowns occasioned by the continuing ravages of the Coronavirus pandemic.
The Coronavirus Pandemic Mutations
I am certain that all of us have become knowledgeable regarding the subject of mutations. In my opinion, mutations are not strictly limited to viruses. The truth is that all societies continually mutate.
Torah Study My Book Library
An acquaintance of mine asked me why I have not yet begun to dispose of my library? After he left, I gave the matter some thought.