“Deep seeded hatred being expressed from one politician to another is an outward sign of this war and unfortunately we hear and see it all the time from Israeli politicians across the board.”
Tonight, in front of a packed shul of guests and friends, thirteen rabbis, including OSA Rabbi Shalom Miller, graduated from the Barkai Community Rabbi Leadership Program. This is Barkai’s fifth graduating class in ten years. It was the culmination of two years of wonderful, though intense study. All of the Read more…
Have you heard people throwing around the term “Neo-Chassidus”? This article will introduce this what it is and what Kehilat Oro Shel Adam stand for.
Where did the Miraglim and Calev/Yehoshua diverge? What was lacking in the approach of the spies? Could it be the same ingredient left out when a Jew that goes off “the derech”?
Why would anyone be interested in a wedding hall located outside of a main-stream area, unless, that particular hall is so unique and special it draws you to marry there.
“The larger the occasion, the more one has to prepare properly.” Rav Shalom This certainly applies to getting married in the current social climate of 2022.
Teansion in Israel reached a maximum in May 1967. Tens of thousands of graves were dug fearing the worst outcome. The background to the Six Day War makes the victory all the more remarkable.
Moshe came to receive the Torah and the angels deemed our great leader as unworthy to receive the Torah. What happened next will surprise you.
