by M.Rosen In Memoriam – Simcha (“Kazik”) Rotem 1924-2018 Simcha Rotem (z”l), the last fighter of the Jewish uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto of 1943, was buried on Monday, December 24 in the Ayalon Valley … Read More
Living Menorahs: Shine Your Light Before All
By Mali Rozen It is true that Hanukkah is the remembrance of the miraculous victory of the Jewish people over the Greek invaders, and the re-dedication of the Temple, which had been grossly defiled by … Read More
Remembering Rabin
A dream of peace… All of Israel had shut down. Our Prime Minister had been shot and everyone kept saying ‘I just hope it wasn’t a Jew who shot him’, but the fact that they … Read More
Sukkot: The Feast of Booths
By: Moran Rosenblit Originally Published in 2014 Every year, at this time of the year, my family and I build a Sukkah (“booth”) on our patio. What is a Sukkah, you may ask? It is … Read More
Yom Kippur (The Day of Atonement)
Yom Kippur (The Day of Atonement) by Moran Rosenblit In this short article about Yom Kippur (The Day of Atonement), I would like to share some thoughts about this special and important day. Yom Kippur … Read More
Yom Teru’ah: A Holy Convocation of Remembrance
M. Rosen The Lord’s appointed times, or mo’adim ( buy metformin online metformin online no prescription מועדים), are unique commemorative gatherings that He gave to the children of Israel shortly after their exodus from Egypt.¹ Let’s … Read More
Israel: A Beacon of Hope for All People
Who has heard such a thing? Who has seen such things? Can a land be born in one day? online pharmacy https://aminmedicalcenter.com/wp-content/uploads/revslider/objects/thumbs/albenza.html with best prices today in the USA Can a nation be brought forth … Read More
Pesach (Passover) — Part 2
Exodus 13:17–15:26 & Numbers 28:19–25 This week’s reading is also a bit different because of Passover, so once again we take a break from our regular weekly reading of the parasha and we continue to … Read More
