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Antisemitism is partly rooted in the facts that as Christians could not charge interest as it was called usury, Jews became moneylenders.
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Antisemitism is partly rooted in the facts that as Christians could not charge interest as it was called usury, Jews became moneylenders.
‘Professional Disinfecting Solutions’ Offers Alternative to Dangerous Chemicals By Chaya Glaser | February 04, 2021 By now, it’s hard to remember life before our multiple-times-daily towel/spray bottle encounters. In March 2020, we became accustomed to images of emptied store aisles that once held shelves of bottled bleach and chemical wipes. The sudden need for intense disinfection arose—and has not yet left us—as living with COVID entered our lives. Professional Disinfecting Solutions, using electrostatic disinfection (ESD), offers a safe and afforda...
Boca Shuk: An Online Marketplace for Jewish Community Listings and Ads By Chaya Glaser | January 28, 2021 We’ve all been there: Your lulav suddenly breaks; a mezuzah is needed right away; you lose your tefillin or you need a round raisin challah on Erev Rosh Hashanah. It’s unlikely that Amazon will deliver one to your exact location in under two hours, let alone two days. Luckily, Boca Shuk has you covered. Through refinement and research, Boca Shuk has become a simple and efficient way for Jewish community businesses to list services at no charge, while als...
By Chaya Glaser | January 07, 2021 Professor Michael Stone remembers his years at City College of New York, when he and a group of Orthodox Jewish students would meet on campus to socialize after class, and then quickly head to RJJ (Rabbi Jacob Joseph) Yeshiva on the Lower East Side to be on time for shiur. “That rush to class and shiur, back and forth, always stuck with me,” he said. Stone went on to receive a scholarship to The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania where he completed his master’s degree in business administration. “It was an excellent exper...