Authors and Contributors

Tzvi Hersh Weinreb

Ben Zion Shenker z”l: The Music Fades with the Loss of a Friend

Our nation has been able to slowly begin to recover from the trauma of the Holocaust partly because of the revival and proliferation of Chassidic music. Ben Zion was the…

The Spiritual Significance of Shemitah

Why would the Torah dictate such a challenging set of laws, requiring that landowners relinquish their land and neither plant nor reap for an entire year? Many great sages have…

The Contributions of the Lubavitcher Rebbe to Torah Scholarship

We live in an age of specialization, which has convinced us that even our greatest leaders excel in only a limited range of activities. It is the rare leader in…

Kinot: The Language of Loss

My birthday is on Purim. But my destiny seems to be linked with Tishah B’Av. For more than twenty years I have had the privilege of leading presentations of the…

Rav Kook & Rav Elyashiv

Two facts stand out in every obituary written about Rav Elyashiv. One, of course, is the advanced age at which he died

Man in the Technological Age

What is it that distinguishes mankind from the rest of the animal world? Most readers would respond that it is Man’s power of reason, or his ability to speak, or…

Preserving Our Mesorah in Changing Times: Tzvi Hersh Weinreb

The Jew who arrives early to the daily synagogue service will soon hear these words chanted: “Ashreinu . . . Happy are we, how good is our portion, How lovely…

Graves of the Righteous

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