Death and mourning
By Stan Goodenough
Jewish thinking does not regard death itself as tragic (though there are of course tragic deaths, as when
By Stan Goodenough
Jewish thinking does not regard death itself as tragic (though there are of course tragic deaths, as when
By Stan Goodenough
The Jewish wedding is divided into two parts – the betrothal or sanctification, and the marriage, which is
By Stan Goodenough
Ask any under 13-year-old Jewish boy which date he anticipates with the most excitement and he’ll undoubtedly say
By Stan Goodenough
“Everything that first opens the womb of all flesh, which they bring to the LORD, whether man or
By Stan Goodenough
“This is My covenant which you shall keep, between Me and you and your descendants after you: Every
By Stan Goodenough
Just ten generations spanned the 1656 years between the day God made Adam and the day Noah entered
By Simcha Shumacher
Speech by Simcha Shumacher at a recent fundraiser for Israel Emergency Solidarity Fund/One Family.
Honoured Speakers, dear friends and
By Ginette Lando (Thaler)
February 27, 2002 – Rachel Thaler, 16, of Ginot Shomron died of wounds suffered on February 16
By BenZion Schijveschuurder
Speech given by BenZion Schijveschuurder at recent gathering of Jewish Leaders in N.Y.C
Good Evening
I am here today to
By Arnold Roth
Arnold Roth, whose 15-year-old daughter Malka Chana was killed by a Palestinian suicide bomber in Jerusalem on August