Yaakov Feitman

Just a few weeks ago, I had the privilege of writing an article in these pages entitled “The University Presidents Help Us Bring Moshiach.” We discussed there that the current anti-Semitism and the inability or unwillingness of university presidents to condemn and stop it on campus is helping to bring Moshiach. With the passage […]

We have always been taught that there are no coincidences. In particular, my rebbi, Rav Yitzchok Hutner, regularly reminded us that “great things

I can only speak for myself. Having boruch Hashem had the zechus of meeting several gedolim of the previous generation, I know enough to know what I don't know.

I often joke with some of my contemporaries about being the product of intermarriage. My father was Polish, my mother Hungarian. Before the

When I have the privilege of being mesader kiddushin at a wedding, especially with a more modern couple, I share with them that

Full disclosure: This odd topic was presented this past leil Shavuos at my shul's all-night learning. Here's the background. For many years, I presented four

As many people go off to their summer homes and the children climb aboard busses to camp, Klal Yisroel becomes reacquainted with Pirkei Avos.

We are just a few days from the start of the Three Weeks. Both baalei mussar and Chassidim tell us that this a time for introspection and change. It is a time to act, not just react. Let us therefore begin the process of taking advantage of the days ahead by elevating them and ourselves.

Although it is still too early to analyze, we can’t ignore it either. It turns out that we have been lied to about President Biden for years. The persistent mendacity of his family, supported by a corrupt media, for years fostered an image of a nice guy doing his best despite external […]

The revered mashgiach, Rav Moshe Wolfson, who just passed away, alerts us to the potential and greatness of the upcoming days. He said at