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B #39;Nai B #39;Rith: NATO Summit conclusions Following the recent NATO Summit in Wales, B #39;Nai B #39;Rith International representatives Eric A. Fusfield and S D MEP Dr. Doru-Claudian Frunzulica present their...
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TB JOSHUA Synagogue building collapse
TB JOSHUA caught on cctv camera aircraft flies over building Emmanuel TV before Synagogue Church collapsed.
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Rabbi s fury at conversion of synagogue in Japan (redone)
this is an old one redone for new subscribers ,I liked this as I had help from the pianist who is a well known local guy.
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Nigeria Synagogue Guest house Tragedy
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South African President, Jacob Zuma, on Thursday, said he had raised an Inter- Ministerial Task team to help manage the synagogue building collapse in Nigeria, in which 67 South Africans died.
Zuma made the disclosure on the occasion of the Presidential Local Government Summit 2014, taking place in Midrand, Johannesburg.
He said, The task team will support families and do whatever is necessary to manage the impact of this tragedy.
Zumasaid the Minister in the Presidency, Jeff Radebe, would chair the task team which included the minister of cooperative governance and traditional affairs, minister of international relations and cooperation.
Also, he said, the minister of the home affairs, social development, minister of police, state security, health and the minister of defence and military veterans would all be included.
Zuma said the South African High Commission in Nigeria put the number of South African victims in the disaster at 67, but search and rescue missions were still ongoing.
After the search, we will know for sure how many citizens we have lost, he added.
Report says a six-storey building collapsed in Nigerias largest city of Lagos on Friday, killing an unidentified number of people and injuring many others.
However, South Africa sent an advance team of emergency personnel to Lagos to help the rescue work.
Zuma said, We urge all South Africans to provide all possible support to the affected families.
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Rosh Hashanah synagogue services: meaningful or just a marathon?
By Maayan Jaffe/JNS.org
There are four sounds that the shofar makes on Rosh Hashanah. The tekiah is a basic note of moderate length. Shevarim breaks the tekiah into three short notes. Teruah breaks the tekiah into nine smaller notes. Tekiah gedola takes the standard tekiah and makes it three times as long.
Synagogue services, too, have varying lengths. There are short services, such as the evening service on Rosh Hashanah, and even shorter ones like the weekday afternoon service (mincha). In fact, mincha can be so short that Rabbi Randall J. Konigsburg of Temple Beth El in Birmingham, Ala., has seen Israeli bus drivers jump off the bus, daven (pray), and jump back on the bus without losing much time on their route.
The same cant be said for shacharit (morning service) and mussaf (additional service) on Rosh Hashanah far from it.
The Rosh Hashanah morning service is designed like the tekiah gedola, Konigsburg tells JNS.org. The theme of the day is the coronation of God as ruler of the universe. A coronation is filled with pomp and ceremony, and that is what the Rosh Hashanah service is all about.
It sounds nice in theory, but realistically, how many Rosh Hashanah services have you spent in the hallway chatting with your friends, bemoaning the length of the rabbis speech or the operatic performance of the cantor?
I understand having kavanah (proper intention) on Rosh Hashanah, but to elongate something that normally goes 25-30 minutes to an hour seems pointless, laments Gabriel Lewin of Pikesville, Md. And while I appreciate the need for shuls to raise money and to sell off honors, like getting an aliyah [to the Torah], the problem is it turns into 35 minutes of grandstanding and it also wastes a lot of time that could have been spent doing something more kadosh (holy).
Hannah Heller, also of Pikesville, says she remembers being frustrated as a child in shul when davening seemed endless and the people talking was such a distraction that I wondered why I had to be there all those hours. Today, Heller said she still finds Rosh Hashanah services to be long, but they are also very meaningful for her. It was a matter of finding the right synagogue in Netivot Shalom, a modern Orthodox establishment where, according to its website, everyone has a voice.
Those who lead the davening do a lot of catchy, popular tunes and people are encouraged to sing along, says Heller, noting that the tunes make her a part of the service. Heller says the speeches at Netivot Shalom are kept to a minimum and given not only by the rabbi, but also by members of the congregation. And while a lot of traditional singing takes place, the person who leads davening avoids making it a
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Shabbes koidesh (Holy Shabat) - Hasidic Hebrew song
Shabbes koidesh (Holy shabat). Hasidic worship in Hebrew. Religious Hebrew music from Israel. Jewish worship. Photo: talith (Jewish prayer shawl). Jesus wear...
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