Sephardic Torah from the Holy Land | Courageous Rabbinic Leader: Rav Ovadia Yosef z”l
As we observe the 11th anniversary of the passing of Rav Ovadia Yosef z”l (3 Heshvan), we do so in the midst of a deep void in rabbinic leadership in Israel.
As we observe the 11th anniversary of the passing of Rav Ovadia Yosef z”l (3 Heshvan), we do so in the midst of a deep void in rabbinic leadership in Israel.
Alex Kor tells the extraordinary survival stories of his parents, Eva and Mickey Kor, as well as the profound lessons their lives offer about resilience, strength and the power of forgiveness.
Harissa is a hot, spicy, aromatic chili pepper paste that is indispensable in the North African kitchen.
Along with the Jewish New Year, Fall brings with it the harvest.
We spoke to clergy who lead communities where there’s political diversity in the pews, a mix of Democrats and Republicans.
Ask yourself: Do you want to live in a world where everyone agrees with you? Everyone shares your own sensibilities? I assure you; life would be a lot less worthwhile if that were the case.
Sometimes slowly and sometimes quickly, my body is deteriorating at such a rate it’s nerve-wracking.
When asked to define himself, Rabbi Sholom Rodal, the voluble leader of the Chabad of Mt. Olympus limited himself to 32 words: “You have to do what works for you, your personal style, your capabilities.”
I certainly won’t forget these victims and their families, and I won’t let others forget, either. We must speak out and not allow evil to win.