Can one buy frozen fruits that are not checked like strawberries, blackberries etc and blend it for a fruit shake? How about vegetables unchecked for a shake? Any fruit or berry that needs...
It is possible at some point in your life you might have wondered who would come to your funeral and how many people would show up. A Belgian man took his curiosity to find out the answers to...
Sages tell us an astounding fact: that Bilaam had prophetic powers on par with Moshe Rabbeinu. The verse says, “There arose not in Israel another prophet equal to Moshe” [Devarim 34:10]. The Rabbis explain that there did not arise...
I. AI as a Posek Everyone is talking about the implications of artificial intelligence (AI). While the current version of AI frequently gives laughably incorrect answers, it offers us a realistic idea of the possibility of a coherent technology...
In light of the recent crime activities in the subway, it is crucial for us to prioritize our personal safety when using public t r a n s p o r t a t i o...
The beracha of shehechiyanu applies to many different areas such as Yom Tov, purchasing new items, performing mitzvahs and eating new fruits. This issue will focus on the beracha of shehechiyanu as it applies to new fruits and other daily applications. The...
INGREDIENTS: 3 pounds ground beef 1 small onion, grated 3 tablespoons of your favorite bbq sauce 3/4 cup Jason seasoned breadcrumbs 1 egg 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon pepper 1 6oz package of pastrami diced and sautéed in olive oil with 1...
The Meor Einayin (Likutim) writes, “Sometimes a rasha wants to commit an aveirah, but something comes up that prevents him from doing so. This is also from Hashem. Hashem conceals Himself in those obstacles, hoping the person will repent. But, nevertheless, man has free...
The purpose of hardship is to help people remember Hashem. When everything goes smoothly, people tend to forget about Hashem. It shouldn’t be that way. We should remember Hashem during the good times as well to praise Him, but the nature of...
The end of an era. Bnei Yisroel’s forty- year journey through the desert was coming to a close. Forty years of travels, encampments and life lessons, during which members of the older generation passed away. In...