Remembering Jewish giants: Adin Steinsaltz, Jonathan Sacks – opinion

In the most recent month, two Jewish monsters left us: Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz-Even Yisroel, and Lord Rabbi Jonathan Sacks. Each in their own particular manner had an incredible effect on the Jewish public and their general surroundings. Rabbi Steinsaltz’s momentous scholarly abundance included opening the Talmud with his memorable interpretation. He created many works, remembering […]

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Old Congregation Gets a Rabbi – Australia Coal Capital’s Century

On Yom Kippur, 1803, 22-year-old Joseph Samuel was condemned to death by hanging in the corrective state that was Australia. After individual convict Joseph Marcus, one of the soonest Jewish convicts with good Jewish schooling, discussed the last supplications with Samuel in Australia’s previously recorded case of public Jewish petition, Samuel slipped into obviousness as […]

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Yehuda Barkan Israeli Director and Actor, 75, a ‘Wellspring of Joy’

A long and steady return to Jewish observance following a dollar from the Rebbe Israeli entertainer and movie chief Yehuda Barkan, a “wellspring of bliss” who left on a 35-year otherworldly excursion rediscovering his Judaism following a short experience with the Rebbe—Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of equitable memory—died on Oct. 23 from entanglements coming about […]

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A Bar Mitzvah for Diamond Dave

The hippie wisdom of Bob Dylan’s mentor All of a sudden, he entered our camp encompassed by an escort of diversely dressed, energetic hipsters. Some said he was Bob Dylan’s unique guide. Others said he gave Bob Dylan his originally hit of corrosive. Neither one of the groups appeared to be certain about the veracity […]

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Chabad Community Center hosting free food drive in Moore

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) – Citizens will get an opportunity to get solid, free food one week from now! The Chabad Community Center will have a network wide drive-through box food appropriation function on Oct. 29 at 3:30 p.m. Volunteers will be close by to disseminate almost 2,000 boxes containing new produce, dairy, and other protein. […]

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Putin in Good Health, Not Resigning : Rabbi Lazar

Late reports have recommended that Russia’s President Vladimir Putin would leave sooner rather than later because of chronic weakness. Russia’s Chief Rabbi Berel Lazar denied the reports, saying in a meeting that they were “unwarranted bits of gossip.” Just in the event that you figured for the current year couldn’t get more abnormal, clashing reports […]

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Pandemic And Priorities

Hospital administrators agonize over the allocation of limited medical supplies; city officials weigh the risk of an outbreak against the crushing cost of a prolonged lockdown. While these questions emerge from medical scenarios, they are essentially insoluble by medical means. A man, let’s call him David, is a paramedic. His wife, Abby, has Multiple Sclerosis.  […]

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Lubavitcher Saved from Bullet

A Lubavitcher bochur driving on Atlantic Ave narrowly missed becoming a victim Wednesday evening, after a drive by shooting sent a bullet through the window of the car he was driving. The shooting took place on Atlantic Ave near Pennsylvania Ave in Brooklyn around 7:30pm. While some details are still unknown, one man was confirmed […]

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