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Monthly Archives: December 2021
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, z”l in his Applbaum edition of the haggada, comments, At the very moment that we gather together to remember the past, we speak about the future. The seder brings together the three dimensions of time. Before the meal we … Continue reading
Last week, (December 16, 2021) the NYTimes online edition published an article entitled, Why 1,320 Therapists Are Worried About Mental Health in America Now. The article began, As Americans head into a third year of pandemic living, therapists around the country … Continue reading
In this week’s parasha, Vayigash, Genesis 44:18 – 47:27, after a rather tense situation over Benjamin’s possible imprisonment, Joseph finally reveals himself to his brothers. His first question is not about their well-being, but whether his father Jacob was still … Continue reading