Denver NCSY and Aish of the Rockies partnered to put on a massive Chanukah celebration with over 600 people in attendance.

The contingent representing ten Orthodox communities throughout North America traveled to Israel for four days to bring support to Israel’s women — wives, mothers and daughters of chayalim, hostages, and the wounded, and others who are bereaved.

A night of unity unfolded at the University of Illinois as the campus JLIC educators orchestrated a Shabbat project. Beyond prayers and challah baking, this event symbolized student commitment to support Israel and build lasting bonds of resilience and community.

As the Jews Next Dor podcast begins exploring the topic of emotional health, Dr. David Pelcovitz shares invaluable insights on modeling healthy behaviors, supporting kids through different developmental stages, and helping them build resilience to face life’s challenges.

In this episode of the 18Forty podcast, Eli Paley, the publisher of Mishpacha magazine, talks about the role of Haredi society at this pivotal moment in Israel’s history.

Does spray whipped cream pose a problem on Shabbos? Rabbi Aryeh Lebowitz explains! Also, Rabbi Reuven Brand presents a selection of inspiring Shabbos stories from Jewish sources throughout the generations. Plus, Rav Yosef Zvi Rimon on meanings of Shabbos, Rabbi Aryeh Kerzner on buying from a butcher shop that’s open on Shabbos, and more!

In this week’s haftorah, Yechezkel symbolically depicts the fusion of two blocks of wood, representing the divided Jewish people embodied by Yehuda and Yosef.

In speaking to his brothers in this week’s parsha, Yosef uses language that closely parallels the Torah’s language regarding the abduction of Dinah, and Shimon and Levi’s reaction. Why?

If the conversation between Yaakov and Pharaoh was so banal, why does the Torah bother to record it at all?

In this entry from the archives, Rabbi Jack explains many of the mysteries of Pirkei Avos, from its name and its location in Shas to why so many things that aren’t Avos are treated as if they are Avos.

How do porcupines stay warm in the winter? If they get too close, they’ll injure one another. If they stay too far apart, they’ll freeze. This quandary has surprising relevance for us.

I have known more than my share of families that are torn by discord. I think most of us, perhaps even all of us, are familiar with families in which brothers and sisters have not spoken to each other in years, sometimes even having forgotten the original reason for the destruction of their relationship.

Dig deeper to learn more about Serach, the voice of faith and connector of eternity.

Learn the parsha like never before with these challenging parsha trivia questions!

“Do you have a brother?” What kind of a question is that for Yosef to ask his bothers?

This year, the fast of Asarah B’Tevet will be on Friday. Must we fast until tzeis ha’kochavim (nightfall, when stars are visible), or should we make Kiddush early to avoid fasting on Shabbos?