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Man of Action: The Life & Times of Rabbi Leo Jung

The life & times of Rabbi Dr. Leo Jung

A Look At The Halachos Of A Bas Mitzvah Celebration – 100 Years After The First One In America | The Jewish Press - JewishPress.com | Rabbi Isaac Rice | 13 Adar II 5782 – March 16, 2022

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The miracle of Chanukah is not limited to a past event

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A Time to Be Silent, a Time to Speak Out

| Dialogue | Blame has no place among believing Jews. But responsibility does   The horrific tragedy in Meron left us shocked and pained. Neither the brain nor the heart can grasp the magnitude of this calamity. Forty-five souls taken in a storm. A dance of holiness transformed within an instant into a mass eulogy. Widows, orphans, huge voids. What does one say to a mother whose two sons did not return? To a young wife whose baby has not yet learned to utter the word Abba? To a cheder yingel whose rebbi will never again enter the classroom? In times such as these, when words fail us, silence is a fitting response. When Rav Yonason David, Rosh Yeshivas Pachad Yitzchok and son-in-law of Rav Yitzchok Hutner ztz”l, was asked how the tragedy should be approached, he replied with two words: “Vayidom Aharon.” Precisely within that silence can we hear the call of the Creator.

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Royal Repast

Royal Repast By C.S. Teitelbaum | December 16, 2020 He’s catered for the Queen and brought kosher to Dubai, but Arieh Wagner’s greatest pride is serving Torah nobility Photos: Maxim Denisenko, Personal Archives The call couldn’t have come at a better time. With COVID-19 scaling down weddings significantly and erasing social events from the calendar, hotelier and caterer Arieh Wagner of Golders Green, London, found himself without a single job since Purim. Then came the groundbreaking peace deal between the United Arab Emirates and Israel in August, followed by the treaty between Bahrain and Israel a month later. As soon as the Bahrain deal was announced, Wagner received a call from a former Sheraton Hotel colleague of 20 years ago. “Do you remember me?” the fellow asked, explaining that he is now the manager of the Ritz-Carlton in the Arabic country of Bahrain.