In Israel It’s Still October 8, 2023
Watch Video Download PDF The calendar says that today is January 6, 2024. On the Jewish calendar, today is the 26th day of Tevet in the
Watch Video Download PDF The calendar says that today is January 6, 2024. On the Jewish calendar, today is the 26th day of Tevet in the
Watch Video Download PDF We have learned a lot this past week. One thing we learned is that “pronounism”, or “pronounophobia”, two words I just
Rabbi Weinblatt’s Sermon On Erev Yom Kippur Watch Video Download PDF It is difficult to know which aspect of the story of Dinah is most
HAYEI SARAH Watch Video Download PDF Throughout the ages our sages enjoyed engaging in the sophistry of comparing Abraham to Noah and debating who was
Ever since the horrific attack on October 7, Rabbi Weinblatt has given a series of sermons about what happened. Here is the most recent one.
Here is a video version of the message below: It is difficult to find the words to express the depth of the emotions felt at
Rabbi Weinblatt’s Sermon On Erev Yom Kippur Watch Video Download PDF 50 years ago, on Yom Kippur, 1973, Egypt and Syria, with the support of
Rabbi Weinblatt’s Sermon On the Second Day of Rosh Hashana Watch Video Download PDF We do not realize since we are so integrated, assimilated and
Rabbi Weinblatt’s Sermon September 16, 2023 Watch the video Download PDF I still remember sitting at High Holiday services with my family at Baltimore Hebrew
Sol Bernstein was slowly making progress, climbing the corporate ladder at the bank where he worked. His work ethic and astounding results caught the attention
Building projects, by their very nature must be extremely precise. The slightest error or miscalculation can result in a major catastrophe in any construction project. It is
It’s ironic that US Jews are being urged to enter the fray to save Israel’s democracy. Our job is to help lower the flames. Please
Dear God – Today we celebrate. Tomorrow we begin to go to work, to do the work of governing, to do the hard work of
Yom Kippur 2022 Like many of you, I like to visit synagogues when I am travelling, especially on Shabbat, for all the obvious reasons.
How would you reply if you were asked: What is Judaism’s greatest gift to the world? We have contributed so much in so many fields
In Jonathan S. Tobin’s recent featured column in JNS, he questions if Reform and Conservative Judaism support for Zionism can be revived, noting the disaffection
Here are some snippets and observations about my recent visit to Israel. Shortly after I arrived I sent a note to my friend, journalist and
The Jerusalem Post recognized the work the ZRC is doing to counter the growing trend of incoming Reform and Conservative rabbis who feel they need
A recent column in the Washington Post about the impact of negative press about President Biden got me thinking about the parallel to the way
The reaction to the death of South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu has revealed a blind spot in tributes that have poured in from the general
If any one thing has united Jews throughout the ages, it is anti-Semitism. Yet in this era of increased polarization and division, it seems we cannot
Natan Sharansky and Gil Troy’s latest book, “Never Alone” is essential reading for anyone who cares about or is interested in the Israel-Diaspora relations. His Jewish
The Importance of Truth This week’s Torah reading features a curious anomaly which has been the subject of rabbinic commentaries throughout the ages. When Moses tells
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