Eyal Golan is an Israeli singer. I never heard of him before until I saw this clip of him singing "Anachnu Ma'aminim bnei Ma'am...

A Guest Post by Lemaan Achai We are all aware that the Kinneret, following years of drought in Israel, has now hit "the red line"....

A reader sent me the following letter. It had been distributed on Thursday evening I guess. A couple of comments: Could they not find a sing...

Tzipiyah is hosting Haveil Havalim 181 ....

On Thursday night I was goign through the freezer taking a roast out to defrost to cook for Shabbos. My 4-year old daughter was there with m...

They seem to be matching each others moves pretty equally... Obama is inexperienced, so McCain picked someone even more inexperienced. Obama...

As you might already know, this November 11 is elections for mayor here in Bet Shemesh. The current mayor has been in power for 15 years, an...

In the Yated Ne'eman there was a letter to the editor the other day that amused me. They distribute a free copy of the Hebrew paper once...

A number of people have asked me how I come up with material for the blog. I must say that there are times where I have to really look for s...

Are Jewish children less sacred than non-Jewish children? Rabbi Horowitz hits another out of the ballpark...

McCain: I know how to capture Bin Laden, and I'll do it. ------------Reuters If you know how to do it, and claim to be able to, why ...

I just downloaded and installed the new browser put out by Google, Google Chrome . While I have not had the opportunity to really check it o...

At the beginning of August, I wrote about a frum "therapist" (in quotes because he is not certified as a therapist but took a cou...

I have no problem believing that a strange segulah was used in the search and retrieval of the body of that guy who drowned in Los Angeles (...

Wow! I got the honor of a mention in this article ! Even though I was not zoche for a link, just the mention is an honor! Hattip: DoubleTap...

NRG has an interesting weekly feature in their section on Judaism that I [almost] always enjoy. They call it "Shlifot im ..." (qui...