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He Was the Son of Isaac Isaac, the child of Abraham, was hitched to Rebecca for a long time prior to being honored with kids. At long last, following 20 years of marriage, they were honored with twin young men, Jacoband Esau. Peruse: Esau’s Autobiography He Had Three Names At the point when Esau was […]
The crucial inquiries of Genesis One of Rashi’s most notable interpretative inquiries can be found in his first remark on the Torah, where he broadly asks, “For what reason does the Torah start with the record of the Creation?” However, as indicated by Nachmanides, the very inquiry is ridiculous. While it is valid, as Rashi […]
A rabbi at the UNH and Seacoast Chabad Jewish Center said he didn’t demand a public menorah show in the focal point of downtown Durham this year, yet he is arranging a “Chanukah on Ice” occasion at Strawbery Banke Museum in Portsmouth, where a monster menorah will be lit. “This year, because of COVID-19, we […]
Israel Portnoy is an artist from Hale, Cheshire, UK, who currently resides in the land of his namesake, Israel. He shared a video for his beautiful song “Peace of Prayer / Shalom” with us. The video was filmed and recorded in New Jersey with gospel singers from the Garden State. “As a Jew from the UK, currently living […]
The incredible silver coating of the gigantic tempest cloud called Covid is open air minyanim. I truly like davening in a recreation center, encircled ordinarily and trees, and, during Mincha, kids. Obviously, I’m composing this before the colder time of year downpours showed up here in Jerusalem. However, when that occurs, I’ll resemble Gene Kelly, […]
Each new day appears to carry with it noteworthy uplifting news from the Middle East. August’s unexpected declaration of the United States-facilitated Abraham Accords Peace Agreement between the United Arab Emirates and Israel was followed a month later by a comparable understanding between the Kingdom of Bahrain and Israel. The two Arab states and Israel […]
The menu at Armani Kaf, an eatery at an inn in downtown Dubai, includes a “glatt legitimate” steak. Indeed, numerous lodgings in Dubai currently work legitimate kitchens. Imports of fit wine to the United Arab Emirates are expanding, also, and there are Jewish petition majorities meeting every day in Abu Dhabi. Those are only a […]
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 […]
Last Passover, Chabad-Lubavitch of Thailand oversaw Passover Seders for more than 5,000 across the tropical Southeast Asian nation—22 Seders held in five cities, from Bangkok’s five Seders to a mega-Seder in Koh Samui—popular with young Israeli backpackers flexing their newfound independence after their army service and holiday-makers from the world over. A herculean effort and […]