admin | June 15, 2024
Earlier this week, I was sipping a margarita and eating tapas with a new colleague at an outdoor restaurant on West 23rd Street in Manhattan, when I heard an unfamiliar thud. This thud was followed by the sound of a body hitting the ground, and the clattering of eyeglasses on pavement.
admin | June 15, 2024
LOS ANGELES Police have thwarted attempts by pro-Palestinian demonstrators to set up a new anti-Israel encampment at the University of California, Los Angeles, where officers cleared a previous camp this spring after it was attacked by counterprotesters following mounting accusations of antisemitic harassment against Jewish students. Approximately 25 people were arrested late Monday for willful disruption of university operations and one for interfering with an officer, UCLA police say in a statement.
admin | June 15, 2024
The following was posted to Instagram by Sarah Dukes, and republished here with permission.
admin | June 15, 2024
Sandra Lawson, one of the first openly queer Black women to be a rabbi, spoke at the 2024 Pride Keynote Lecture at Carnegie Mellon University in the Simmons Auditorium at theTepper School of Business(opens in new window). The event was held on June 11th to celebrate Pride month(opens in new window) at CMU and around the world. Lawson is a thought leader and anti-racist policy and training advocate who has been the inaugural director of racial diversity, equity, and inclusion atReconstructing Judaism(opens in new window) since early 2021.
admin | June 15, 2024
(June 10, 2024 / JNS) For the past three years, its been tough to get a spot in Rabbi Daniel Levines course in major Jewish texts at the University of California, Irvine, which is a requirement for the Judaic studies minor at the public university. It was the most interactive class Ive ever taken at UCI, Nova Sari, a third-year student studying history with minors in computer science and Jewish studies, told JNS.
admin | June 15, 2024
In a personal tribute, Daniel Eleff of DansDeals.com recounts the impact Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky had on him and his family, and how, despite being very busy, he took the time to listen. By Daniel Eleff Last week, I went to Crown Heights with my mother and grandfather, along with thousands of others topay our final respectsto a great man, Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky
admin | June 15, 2024
Shlach Lachmecha (Cast Your Bread) is a new book hot off the press that is full of shiurim and explanations on the weekly Torah portion as well as Rashis commentary, interwoven with actual lessons, compiled from Shiurim and Drashos of Chief Rabbi of Russia Rabbi Berel Lazar. Full Story Shiurim, drashos, and explanations from Hagaon Rabbi Berel Lazar Shlita, Chief Rabbi of Russia Good news arrived for those who toil in Torah and Chassidus
admin | June 15, 2024
Illuminations #126, a weekly publication by COLlive.com and DollarDaily.org: Rabbi Yaakov and Chanie Zucker share stories and moments of Shlichus at Chabad of the Florida Keys, Key West, FL.
admin | June 15, 2024
An anti-Israel protester at a third encampment at the University of California, Los Angeles smacked a phone out of a rabbis hand. Rabbi Dovid Gurevich, director of Chabad at UCLA Jewish Student Center, was livestreaming the encampment from his phone on Monday when a protester could be seen smacking the phone out of his hand. The protester attempted to confront Gurevich more, but was held back
admin | June 15, 2024
RabbiYosef Polakof Boston, a noted rov, writer, and lecturer,was in third grade when he first learned under the legendary Montreal mashpia, RebVolf Greenglass. Seven decades later, he is still in awe of this great, yet personable, chassidishe Yid. By Anash.org reporter In recent months, shluchim and anash in the Boston area have been gathering each month for a special farbrengen at different locations.
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