admin | February 11, 2022
Rabbi Jeremy Gerber earned the dubious distinction last fall of becoming the first synagogue leader to have his suspension from the Conservative movements Rabbinical Assembly announced publicly, part of the groups effort to hold members more accountable for misconduct.
admin | February 11, 2022
When Jafreen Momtaj Uddin and Shakil Sarfaroz Rabbi matched on Salams, a Muslim dating app, in June 2021, they immediately began a two-hour online conversation that Ms.
admin | February 11, 2022
RABBI JOSEF DAVIDSONFebruary 10, 2022 In Tetzaveh, this weeks Torah portion, we learn that the High Priest was to wear a headdress to which a gold frontlet inscribed with Holy to the Eternal was attached by a blue cord. One might ask: Why was this gold frontlet attached to the headdress such that it hung on the High Priests forehead? What purpose did this serve?
admin | February 11, 2022
An anti-Zionist group in the Netherlands is pressuring the countrys universities to reveal whether their staff members have ties to Israel. The move by The Rights Forum, under a Freedom of Information act, reeks of antisemitism and is reminiscent of the Mayors who surrendered information about Jews to German occupiers during WWII, denounced Chief Rabbi of the Netherlands, Rabbi Binyomin Jacobs
admin | February 11, 2022
Trees are essential for living. Our tradition celebrates them on Tu Bishvat
admin | February 9, 2022
Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker talks to reporters outside of Whites Chapel United Methodist Church following a special service on Jan. 17 in Southlake, Texas. (Emil Lippe/Getty Images via JTA.org) By Ron Kampeas WASHINGTON Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker, who faced down a hostage crisis at his Texas synagogue, will join a Jewish federations movement appeal to Congress to double security funding for nonprofits to $360 million.
admin | February 9, 2022
US rabbis on Tuesday stressed the need for more funding for security training amid heightened threats from extremists, underscored by last month's hostage crisis at a Texas synagogue and recent bomb threats at dozens of historically black colleges and universities. The warning comes after some schools across the US cancelled classes and issued shelter-in-place orders last week. Investigators ultimately failed to turn up any explosives.
admin | February 9, 2022
BROOKLYN, N.Y. Viewers of Chabad.org/Video and consumers of the websites in-depth essays have long known and enjoyed the prolific scholarly output of Rabbi Aaron L.
admin | February 9, 2022
By Clifford Kulwin Contrary to popular belief, where there is smoke there is not always fire. On the Monday, January 31 episode of The View, the ABC daytime TV talk show, there was a conversation about antisemitism
admin | February 9, 2022
On the International Day of Human Fraternity, Rabbi M. Bruce Lustig praises the foresightedness of the Document on Human Fraternity as offering an opportunity to heal the worlds many divisions
Proudly Powered by WordPress | Theme by The Cloisters | Entries RSS Comments RSS
