admin | February 8, 2020
I met earlier today one of the leaders of Judea and Samaria standing outside Beit Hadassah. He does a tremendous amount of work for all of the communities in Judea and Samaria
admin | February 8, 2020
Ben Zauzmer on the red carpet (Courtesy of Ben Zauzmer) Theres much fun to be had in arguing about who should win an Academy Award. Joker or Little Women for Best Picture?
admin | February 8, 2020
Judaism Merkaz Harav Yeshiva : . The psalmist describes the outburst of joy and thanksgiving when God delivered Israel out of Egypt and led them across the wilderness: What does this phrase - from the source (makor) of Israel - mean? The Talmud offers a curious interpretation.
admin | February 8, 2020
Youre in the middle of making dinner, helping your kids with homework, about to return a call, send an important email you know, busy with life ... when out of nowhere, you and your spouse have a spat. Suddenly, fireworks are flyingand I dont mean the pretty kind.
admin | February 5, 2020
Is U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres a Talmudic scholar or a Bob Dylan fan
admin | February 5, 2020
A general view shows thousands of Jewish worshippers attending the priestly blessing on the Jewish holiday of Sukkot at the Western Wall in Jerusalems Old City September 26, 2018. Photo: REUTERS/Ammar Awad.
admin | February 5, 2020
Having walked through redwood forests, I experienced the ancient spirit of these trees as their scent and presence wafted gently around me.
admin | February 5, 2020
Obviously, there is no comparison. One is a mere human being who happens to occupy the highest office in the land. The other is a kedosh elyon, a pillar of Torah Shebaal Peh and our eternal teacher in the holiest of dimensions, the chain of Torah from Moshe Rabbeinu
admin | February 4, 2020
Wednesday, the Jewish calendar date of 10 Shvat, marks 70 years of the unfolding of the Lubavitcher Rebbes vision. On that date (January 28) in 1950, Rabbi Joseph I.
admin | February 4, 2020
Wearing a headband can signal many things, including marriage, modesty, athletics, or fashion. But recently, among a small but growing group of traditional but egalitarian Jewish women, headbands have become a unique way of expressing both their gender and their Judaism. As more and more women take on the practice, a community has sprung up among what one wearer, Deborah Sacks Mintz, calls the #HeadbandNation.
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