admin | June 8, 2023
Meeting Rabbi Gershon Edelstein earlier this year had a profound impact on my life. As someone who had limited exposure to gedolim, this encounter presented a unique opportunity to interact with a centenarian talmid chacham and gain valuable insights. However, the challenge lay in selecting the right questions to make the most of this brief meeting.
admin | June 8, 2023
Rabbis of LA | Rabbi David Vorspan: The Rabbi Who Never Will Quit Jewish Journal
admin | June 8, 2023
Crime and Murder" - Rabbi Pintos harsh criticism of hurtful teachers The Jerusalem Post
admin | June 4, 2023
Rabbi Solomon ben Isaac (Shlomo Yitzhaki), known as Rashi (based on an acronym of his Hebrew initials), is one of the most influential Jewish commentators in history.
admin | June 4, 2023
Reform Rabbi Draws on His Jewish and Latino Heritage San Diego Jewish World
admin | June 4, 2023
The Rabbi in Uniform COLlive
admin | June 4, 2023
Recollections of Rabbi Yosef Goldberg COLlive
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'I was at shul but the problem was the rabbi wasn't' The Jewish Chronicle
admin | June 4, 2023
Turning the Page: Why a Shul Rabbi Authored a Jewish Childrens Book Jewish Link of New Jersey
admin | June 4, 2023
During these weeks when autumn turns to winter, the weekly Torah portions relate the story of Jewish genealogy, from Abraham and Sarah to Isaac to Jacob and Esau, twin brothers who part ways leaving Jacob and his sons ostensibly as the exclusive inheritors of the Abrahamic message. It is perhaps serendipitous that we find ourselves at this point in the Torah cycle amid a contemporary controversy over a film claiming that Black Africans are the true Jews and white Jews are imposters. Setting aside for the moment the disturbing antisemitic tropes deployed in the film, and the fact that there is no shortage of Black Jews that fully and rightfully identify with the Jewish community, there is something here that should attract our attention: How do we who call ourselves Jews authenticate our own Jewishness?
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