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Rabbi Kanievsky dies at 94 – The Forward - Vimarsana News

Rabbi Kanievsky dies at 94 – The Forward

With familial connections to numerous famed rabbinic dynasties, Rabbi Kanievsky was long respected but rose to new heights during the pandemic.

In for the Long Haul - Vimarsana News

In for the Long Haul

A Conversation with Dr. Irving Lebovics of Am Echad United

Planning for the Coming Aliyah - Vimarsana News

Planning for the Coming Aliyah

In my opinion, the future of the Jewish People will be played out in Israel.

Daily Kickoff: Interview with Wisconsin U.S. Senate candidate Alex Lasry + The politics of overseas votes and Ben-Gurion Airport's closure - Vimarsana News

Daily Kickoff: Interview with Wisconsin U.S. Senate candidate Alex Lasry + The politics of overseas votes and Ben-Gurion Airport's closure

Gabby Deutch is joining Jewish Insider full time as our new Washington correspondent covering key stories and figures from the capital. She was previously NewsGuard’s Washington correspondent and a contributing writer at JI. She’s also an alum of The Atlantic, CNN and The Toledo Blade. Welcome Gabby! The White House hosted a virtual Purim gathering on Friday afternoon for approximately 30 administration staffers. Along with a message from Rabbi Levi Shemtov, several participants shared their thoughts on the holiday. The event, typically held in-person, did not feature a reading of the ...

Funeral filled with ultra-Orthodox Jews amid pandemic reveals conflict in Israel – 2/18/2021 – Worldwide – KSU - Vimarsana News

Funeral filled with ultra-Orthodox Jews amid pandemic reveals conflict in Israel – 2/18/2021 – Worldwide – KSU

ksuadminFebruary 18, 2021 12 The crowd grew and moved like waves in the sea. Hundreds of men pressed together stretched out their arms towards the rabbi’s body, trying to touch the coffin in an expression of religious devotion. It was the highlight of the third lockdown in Israel, and the location was an ultra-Orthodox neighborhood near central Jerusalem. Meetings were prohibited. The use of a mask was mandatory. Coronavirus infection rates were on the rise, especially among ultra-Orthodox groups like this one. However, hundreds of people were in attendance, most with open mouths, part...