admin | October 10, 2022
With the final sounding of the Shofar at the end of Yom Kippur, the holiest season of the Jewish year will end Wednesday night. It began on Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. For this 10-day period, we have been urged by our tradition to search our moral and spiritual ways, change our direction, and determine to be better people in the new year
admin | October 10, 2022
Tarf (distortion) is an Arabic term used by most Muslim Scholars to refer to the alterations they believe have been made to the previous revelations of God in Tawrat (Torah), Zabur (Psalms) and the Injil (Gospel). It is sometimes also used to describe Biblical metaphors. For example, Professor Rabbi Andrea L.
admin | October 8, 2022
Rabbi Levi Greenberg| Guest columnist Holidays are generally the same every year.
admin | October 8, 2022
Rabbi Leonard Lewy knew he wanted a career that would allow him to perpetuate Judaism and the Jewish community. His faith and culture were important to him as a second-generation Holocaust survivor
admin | October 8, 2022
Giovanni Van Bronckhorst has plenty of options to choose from as Rangers look to see off St Mirren in the league.
admin | October 8, 2022
The Rev. Sara LaWall, Rabbi Dan Fink and the Rev. Andrew Kukla By The Rev.
admin | October 8, 2022
Although this event is a moment of celebration for the Jewish community, all are welcome to the festivities.
admin | October 8, 2022
TheTorah columnis supported by a generous donation from Eve Gordon-Ramek in memory of Kenneth Gordon.HaazinuDeuteronomy 32:1-52II Samuel 22:1-51 In a rare moment of quiet meditation, the Rabbi of Chelm was at his desk with a quill in hand and a bottle of ink at arms length, writing over and over four Aramaic words in Hebrew letters: leit atar panui mineh. Hey, you busy? Startled, the rabbi looked up and saw a student at the door
admin | October 8, 2022
RABBI MARC GELLMAN Question: This probably isnt your bailiwick, but maybe you and Father Tom Hartman talked about it. Did God feel pain (not literally) as he watched his son being tortured and crucified
admin | October 4, 2022
Agudath Israel of America is excited to announce that Agudath Israel of Florida is hiring Rabbi Avrohom Luban to serve as its associate director. Floridas Orthodox Jewish community has been experiencing continued growth over the past few years and Agudath Israel looks forward to expanding its organizational offerings across the states multiple constituencies. Rabbi Luban was raised in Florida, where his family is deeply rooted in the local community, and lives in Boca Raton with his wife and four children.
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