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PARSHAS BEREISHIS

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A Thousand Fold or Like the Dust
Saying farewell is never easy, all the more so for people who have been together for many years, through thick […]
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Coming Home Leaving Home – Parshas Maasei
I write these words from somewhere over the Atlantic Ocean, as I return home to New Jersey from a week-long […]
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Spilled Milk? – Parshas Behaaloscha
Does the expression “Don’t cry over spilled milk” sound familiar? This is among the most common refrains in parenting. But […]
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Hall of Fame Career – Parshas Pinchos
Derek Jeter of the New York Yankees has joined the elite 3,000-hit club, and in doing so has secured his spot […]
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No History No Tomorrow – Parshas Balak
The story is told that Napoleon was walking through the streets of Paris one Tisha B'Av (the saddest day of […]
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Speak Softly, and Carry a Big Stick – Parshas Chukas
"I have always been fond of the West African proverb: Speak softly and carry a big stick; you will go […]
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Like Grasshoppers – Parshas Shelach
I ran away from school crying on my very first day of first grade. Why, you ask? Was the teacher […]
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The Ultimate Royal Wedding – Parshas Nasso
   If one were to mention the words "royal wedding," what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Of course, the […]
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