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And I see religious observance as the Jewish way to honor theirs. Today, as I stand at the foot of my own personal Mount Sinai, I bear witness to all those who came before me. I know I am not alone.
I recently had the privilege of speaking with Moshe M., an elderly gentleman who grew up in Cleveland. He shared with me a ...
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- Temple Mount Sinai is gearing up for their 2nd annual Jewish Food Festival this weekend. Temple Mount Sinai, now located of Stanton in west El Paso, has been part of this ...
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Jewish leadership needs to focus on inclusion and love, not antagonizing and dividing - MSNEvery single Jew was included in the events of Mount Sinai and the kindness that Naomi and Ruth showed each other, should be the guiding principles of all Jewish leaders.
“Where is Mount Sinai?” Parashat Devarim 5784 Immediately after the exodus from Egypt, the Jewish people enter the Sinai Desert. Forty days later, they receive the Torah at Mount Sinai.
On October 7th, the Jewish State endured the greatest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. Babies beheaded. Grandmothers ...
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After Boulder and DC: Do we need a new Judaism? - MSNSinai was the birthplace of Judaism as a religion. Today when we stand at Sinai, we wonder about what has been revealed to us. This day’s revelation occurred just as the holiday was beginning.
A hateful “antisemitic” doctor was fired from Mount Sinai after denying the Oct. 7, 2023 attack that left 1,200 Israelis dead and thousands injured, The Post has learned.
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee called efforts to deny Jewish ties to the Holy Land is "absurd" and urged historical revisionists to "follow the science" of archaeology.
Purim is a festive holiday, also without a work restriction, near the end of winter. It commemorates the narrow Jewish escape ...
God spoke to Moses on Mount Sinai, telling him to speak to the Israelites and say to them: “When you come into the land that ...
As the Exodus from Egypt was the beginning of Judaism, Re’im, Be’eri and all the other places of destruction on Oct. 7 were the beginning of a new Judaism. “We need a new Torah now.” Achshav.
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