Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik, zt”l, on the Tishah B’Av Kinot
On Tishah B’Av, the Rav would spend the most of the day teaching the kinot, transforming an often-inaccessible text into a profound encounter with Jewish suffering and faith.

On Tishah B’Av, the Rav would spend the most of the day teaching the kinot, transforming an often-inaccessible text into a profound encounter with Jewish suffering and faith.

If Orthodoxy would take root in American soil, it would be because figures like Isaac Leeser planted it deliberately and tended it with care.

Rabbi Etshalom explores the different ways in which Amos’s “rhetorical sleight-of-hand” may be interpreted or experienced . . .

The new Koren translation constantly seeks to improve upon earlier translations.