The Parsha Post: Issue #5
How One School Stepped Up During COVID
Judaism and Progress
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 […]
No menorah in Durham, Hannukah celebration to be held at Strawbery Banke in Portsmouth
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 […]
Nuance: The critical legacy of Rabbi Jonathan Sacks – opinion
Closely following the US political decision, it has never been more clear that the world necessities to hear and disguise the message that Rabbi Sacks both educated and displayed. Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, who kicked the bucket not long ago, is being memorialized for some things: his grant, his surprising books and articles, his speech […]
Israel Portnoy Sings Song Of Peace
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 […]
Au Naturel
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, […]
Netanyahu Is the One Who’s Dividing Jerusalem
Just before the 1996 political decision, a couple of months after Yitzhak Rabin’s homicide, Benjamin Netanyahu’s circumstance was as terrible as anyone might imagine. His opponents, driven by Shimon Peres, blamed him for actuation that prompted the death. Likud, and the remainder of the right, went on edge. The surveys anticipated an avalanche triumph for […]
Streaming Jewish Programs 15th- 20th Nov
Sunday, November 15Documentary Film Festival, National Library of Israel, https://docutext.nli.org.il/english-abroad through November 25. Check schedule for related events, and times). 8:30 am Tamar Kaye, Avigayil Koegary, and Shulamit Reinharz, “Unchained,” Boston Jewish Film Festival, Hadassah-Brandeis Institute, and Schusterman Center for Israel Studies, Brandeis University, https://prod1.agileticketing.net/websales/pages/info.aspx?evtinfo=265656~3a1dbf00-5ad7-4f53-af12-28ba7bfe20f4&epguid=4a5f5d1e-ded0-49df-beae-5f2dfbca6e40& 11 am Yonathan Levy, Andre Miko, and Anne Nelson, “Das […]
Virtual classes, services , starting 13th November
Friday, November 13 B’nai Jeshurun Congregation, every day morning and Kabbalat Shabbat administrations – Weingold Weekend 7:15 a.m. what’s more, 6 p.m. B’nai Jeshurun administrations are accessible through Zoom, live stream or dial in and are being driven by our ministry. Visit bnaijeshurun.org/pray-with-us-shabbat for the Zoom and livestream joins. Park Synagogue virtual administrations 7:30 a.m. […]