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Year: 2014

News Briefs / Russia

Russia Test-Fires ICBM

By Jewish Press News Desk

Russia test-fired an ICBM on Tuesday, according to Reuters.

Jewish / News Briefs / Arts and Entertainment

Scarlett Johansson 5 Months Pregnant

By Tibbi Singer

But she's in no hurry to get married, despite the fact that she's expecting.

Israel / UK / News Briefs

British PM Cameron to Visit Israel Next Week

By JTA

British Prime Minister David Cameron will visit Israel and address the Knesset on March 12. Cameron was originally scheduled to visit Israel in February but had to postpone the trip because of flooding in the United Kingdom. This will be Cameron’s first visit to Israel since becoming prime minister in 2010. Knesset Speaker Yuli Edelstein […]

Jewish / US / The Courts / News Briefs

LA Jewish Cemetery Settles Class-Action Suit for $80.5 Million

By JTA

A Los Angeles Jewish cemetery accused of dumping remains to make room for new interments has settled a 25,000-person class action lawsuit. Eden Memorial Park in Missions Hills, Calif., agreed to a settlement worth about $80.5 million, the Los Angeles Jewish Journal reported, citing documents filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Feb. 27. The […]

Terrorism / IDF & Security / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority

Israeli Aircraft Strikes Terrorists Preparing Rocket Launch

By JTA

An Israel Air Force aircraft struck what the Israeli military said were terrorists planning to launch rockets at southern Israel from the Gaza Strip. One man was killed and three injured in the attack, Palestinian media reported following the airstrike on Monday evening. The dead man was identified as Mus’ab Za’aneen, 21, a member of […]

US / News Briefs / Science and Tech

Family Starts Nonprofit for Cure for Cause of Deaf-Blindness in Jews

By Jewish Press News Desk

Usher Syndrome is a genetic disease that is the leading cause of deaf-blindness in the world, particularly affecting Ashkenazi Jews, 2% of whom carry the recessive gene for type 1f. Type 1 is the most severe. Those affected are born profoundly deaf with impaired balance; then, retinitis pigmentosa causes them to gradually lose their vision, […]

Op-Eds

Is Lebanon's New Government Threatening Israel?

By Joseph Raskas

Hezbollah is attempting to restore its shattered image by fabricating threats against it.

CIFWatch

Harriet Sherwood Completely Mischaracterizes Iran Sanctions Bill

By Adam Levick

The bill (by Senator Robert Menendez, along with 58 co-sponsors) has been accurately described by multiple media sources.

Op-Eds

Will Ukraine Send the World into War?

By Kim Zigfeld

Putin must be forced to back down.

Atlas Shrugs

U.S. Military Hires Terror-Tied Chaplains

By Pamela Geller

If the US military doesn't know better, then who are we to trust with our defense?

DovBear

Reality Check: the 1/4 Million Man March

By DovBear

Those who live lives of no sports, entertainment, or outdoor activities take what they can get.

Op-Eds

Of Fleas, Eagles and Gripes

By Yaacov Behrman

Rabbi Shmuley Boteach's confrontation with a Lubavitch leader.

Terrorism / Israel / News Briefs

Jerusalem Fire Department Prevents Mega Terror Attack

By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency

Firefighters discovered purposely severed gas lines and evacuated 3 buildings.

Haredim & Hassidim / News Briefs / Europe / Russia

Haredim Being Drafted - to Ukrainian Army

By Jewish Press News Desk

Will the Haredim escape to Israel before or after the gates are closed.

Eye on "Palestine" / Iran / News Briefs / Boycott / BDS / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords

Kerry, after Schumer Criticism, Seeks to Allay Skepticism

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

On Monday, Kerry told AIPAC, “I will continue to staunchly, loudly and unapologetically oppose boycotts of Israel.”

US / Politics / News Briefs / Boycott / BDS

Sen. Schumer: Those Who Warn Israel of Boycotts ‘Have It all Wrong’

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Without mentioning Secretary of State John Kerry by name, U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) apparently took a shot at comments on boycotts of Israel that Kerry made last month in Germany. Those with “even with the best of intentions” who warn Israel that it will face increased boycotts if it does not reach a peace […]

Hamas / News Briefs / Egypt

Cairo Court Bans Hamas Activities in Egypt

By Jewish Press News Desk

According to Al Ahram, the Cairo Court for Urgent Matters has banned all activities in Egypt by Hamas, and ordered the confiscation of its offices in Cairo. The relationship between the group, which has controlled the Gaza Strip since 2006, and the Egyptian authorities has gone downhill since the ouster of Muslim Brotherhood president Mohamed […]

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe / Russia

Ukraine Chief Rabbi Accuses Russians of Antisemitic ‘Provocations’

By JTA

Rabbi Yaakov Dov Bleich, one of the two chief rabbis of the Ukraine (the other one is Rabbi Azriel Chaikin), accused Russia of staging antisemitic “provocations” in Crimea in order to justify its invasion of the former Soviet republic. At a press conference in the Manhattan office of the United Jewish Communities of Eastern Europe, […]

Jewish / News Briefs / Business and Economy

Larry Ellison Still World’s Wealthiest Jew

By JTA

Oracle’s Larry Ellison remains the world’s wealthiest Jew, placing fifth on Forbes magazine’s annual world billionaires list for 2014. Meanwhile, Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg (ranked at No. 21) was the “biggest dollar gainer” on the list, with his fortune jumping $15.2 billion, to $28.5 billion. Ellison (with a net worth of $48 billion) and casino mogul […]

US / News Briefs / Boycott / BDS

Kerry to AIPAC: I Will Always Oppose Boycotts of Israel

By JTA

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry told AIPAC’s annual policy conference that he would always oppose boycotts targeting Israel. “I will continue to staunchly, loudly and unapologetically oppose boycotts of Israel,” Kerry said Monday evening at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee’s conference, drawing a standing ovation. “That will never change.” Last month, Israeli leaders […]

IDF & Security / US / Eye on "Palestine" / Government / Iran / News Briefs / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords / Settlements

Netanyahu to Obama: Israel Cannot Allow Nuclear Iran

By JTA

Obama refrained from pushing back, pledging instead to keep Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.

Antisemitism / News Briefs / France

Arab Men Beat French Jew on Paris Train

By JTA

Four unidentified Arab men savagely beat a French Jew in a Paris Metro train, a watchdog organization reported. The attack happened Sunday as the train was traveling from Nogent Sur Marne to Gare de Lyon, according to the National Bureau for Vigilance Against Anti-Semitism, or BNVCA. Two of the attackers held down the 28-year-old victim, […]

US / Politics / Iran / News Briefs

Did Congress Intentionally Remove Iran Military Option?

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

Did Congress intentionally remove from the table the military option against Iran?

Op-Eds

They’re Impossible Palestinian Red Lines, But Israel Will Be Blamed

By Lee S. Bender and Jerome R. Verlin

The Palestinian Arab leadership is making it clear it has no interest in genuine, peaceful co-existence.

Life in Israel

Family Trip: Tel Soche, Givat HaTurmusin, Lupine Hill

By Rafi Goldmeier

This past Friday afternoon we took a short break from Shabbos preparation to do a short tiyu.

America's Rabbi / Shmuley Boteach

Anti-Israel Speakers and Jewish Self-Hatred

By Rabbi Shmuley Boteach

The gradual trickle of self-hatred into the Jewish soul is evidencing itself in the American Jewish public.

News Briefs / Europe / United Nations (UN)

Campaign to Oust Russia, Others, From UN Human Rights Council

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

New campaign to oust the world's worst human rights abusers from the UN Human Rights Council

Israel / News Briefs / Gulf States / UAE

Abu-Dhabi Based Airline Removes Israel from Flight Map

By JTA

An airline owned by the United Arab Emirates that is a partner with American Airlines has removed Israel from its flight map and refuses to transport Israelis. Etihad Airways’ travel-route map shows all countries in the Middle East with the exception of Israel and her major cities, the New York Post reported Monday. The airline […]

Jewish / Police and Crime / The Courts / News Briefs / Media

Charges Dropped against Australian Rabbi in Abuse Case

By JTA

A senior Chabad rabbi in Australia who was accused of raping a student inside a synagogue in the 1970s will not be charged. Detectives in Melbourne confirmed Friday that they have closed an investigation into Rabbi Avrohom Glick, who was then deputy principal of Yeshivah College in Melbourne. Rabbi Glick, 67, vehemently denied allegations that […]

US / News Briefs / Boycott / BDS / On Campus / Education

College Senior's Challenge Defeats Israel Apartheid Week Leaders

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

college senior: others need to stand tall against the intimidation of anti-Israel forces on campuses

My Right Word

Obama Goes Aggressive

By Yisrael Medad

Obama is stuck in his box, unable to consider options that might actually work.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Rhetoric that Makes their Views Difficult to Respect

By Harry Maryles

I could not believe what I was reading. It made me angry!

Gates of Vienna

Muslim Obligations in Promoting Justice in America

By Baron Bodissey

On Feb. 22nd, the University of Pennsylvania Law School hosted the “Eighth Annual Muslim Law Students Conference.”

Op-Eds

Jerusalem Rally Reflections: When Thoughts Win Wars

By Yonatan Gordon

We are all soldiers in Hashem’s army, only our uniform is different.

Israel / US / Iran / News Briefs

At AIPAC, Treasury Secretary Touts Effectiveness of Iran Sanctions

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Jack Lew on Sunday at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee conference reiterated the Obama administration’s opposition to new Iran sanctions during the interim nuclear deal, and said the temporary relief that the six-month interim agreement gives Iran has not undone the impact of existing sanctions. New sanctions could derail […]

News Briefs / Arts and Entertainment / Holocaust

Documentary on Oldest Shoah Survivor Wins Oscar a Week after Her Death

By JTA

“The Lady in Number 6: Music Saved My Life” won the Academy Award for documentary short Sunday night.

US / Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs / Arts and Entertainment / Israeli Arabs

Exclusive: Jews Well-Represented at Academy Awards

By JTA

Palestinian “Omar” was best foreign-language film finalist, while Israel’s “Bethlehem” was eliminated early on.

Op-Eds

Jewish Self-Respect Mandated that Ramaz Not Promote Israel Hater

By Jerome M. Marcus

The Ramaz children are clearly in need of instruction.

Government / News Briefs

Security Agencies Believe Israel's Biometric Database Not Secure

By Jewish Press Staff

But one doesn't need to be a secret agent to worry about the bio-metric program.

Terrorism / Israel / News Briefs

Terrorist Captured from Bnei Brak Attack

By Jewish Press News Desk

The terrorist told police he wanted to take revenge on Israel.

Israel / Jewish / US / Politics / News Briefs

AIPAC Conference Opens with Appeal for Bipartisanship

By JTA

The conference opening Sunday follows a period of tension between the lobby and the Obama administration over Iran.

US / Government / Iran / News Briefs

Israel Halted Iranian Assassination Campaign at US Urging

By JTA

The Obama administration pressured Israel to stop assassinating Iran’s top nuclear scientists, according to a CBS News report. Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency ran an assassination campaign for several years, during which time at least five Iranian scientists were killed, most by bombs planted on their cars, national correspondent Dan Raviv reported Saturday on the CBS […]

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe

Greek Doctor Arrested for ‘Jews Not Welcome’ Sign

By JTA

A Greek doctor who posted a “Jews Not Welcome” sign outside his office was arrested for inciting racial hatred. The doctor, a 57-year-old neurologist from Thessaloniki, also was charged with weapons possession and pro-Nazi beliefs, according to the Greek Reporter. The sign was written in German. The doctor, who has not been named, is a […]

Politics / News Briefs / Europe / Russia

Ex-Russian Chess Champ Kasparov Granted Croatian Citizenship

By JTA

Former world chess champion Garry Kasparov, born Garik Kimovich Weinstein, the head of a pro-democracy group in his native Russia, was granted Croatian citizenship. Kasparov reportedly became a Croatian citizen last week after applying for citizenship in early February. He owns a home in Croatia and speaks the language, according to reports. The founder and […]

Politics / Police and Crime / The Courts / News Briefs / Religious & Secular in Israel / Science and Tech / Local

Historic Jerusalem Child Abuse Conference

By Yonatan Schechter

Professionals and lay leaders from around the world will gather in Jerusalem for a historic 3-day conference on child abuse.

Government / News Briefs / Business and Economy / Local

Modi'in: the Next Big Thing in Israel Housing

By Ranit Nachum-Halevi

Government plans to market 12,000 new apartments in Modi'in, where prices haven't stopped rising in recent years.

Terrorism / Israel / News Briefs

Haredi Man Stabbed by Arab Near Bnei Brak

By Jewish Press News Desk

A Haredi man (31) was stabbed in the upper body on Jabotinsky Street in Bnei Brak. The attacker was an Arab, but police have not yet said it was a terror attack. The wounded man was taken to Beilinson hospital in moderate condition. Police are searching for the attacker.

The Yishai Fleisher Show on JewishPress.com

How Giving Blood Saves Lives In Israel with Heart to Heart

By Moshe Herman

Yishai interviews Jonathan Feldstein the director of the Heart to Heart blood donation in Israel program. Visiting Israel to donate blood turned into requests to donate from outside Israel. That is not allowed so the Heart to Heart Program was formed to fill the demand to participate long distance in saving lives in Israel. Listen […]

Fink or Swim

Two Different Tracks: Women and Tefillin vs. Women and Torah

By Rabbi Eliyahu Fink

Women learning Torah is becoming increasingly permissive, but women wearing tefillin is becoming increasingly stringent.

The Muqata

Zionist Rabbis Pull Out of Rally Unless 'Yated' Retracts and Apologizes

By JoeSettler

The Haredi community may need to add some Mussar learning to their Gemorah learning.

Emes Ve-Emunah

How Low Can MK Gafni Sink?!

By Harry Maryles

He is willing to destroy other Torah institutions – NOT to save his own – but as an act of revenge?!

Op-Eds

Ramaz and Rashid Khalidi

By Jeremy Rosen

The Ramaz School was wrong to refuse to allow Rashid Khalidi, the Palestinian apologist, to speak to its senior students.

Goldstein on Gelt

Why High-Yield Bonds May Be Good for Your Portfolio

By Doug Goldstein, CFP®

Doug meets Daniel Rudnitsky, portfolio manager and vice-president of product development at SMH Capital Advisors.

News Briefs / Jerusalem / The Temple Mount

Waqf Representatives Harassing Jews on the Temple Mount (Video)

By Jewish Press News Desk

Jewish visitors to the Temple Mount found themselves harassed by Waqf officials, and police were unable to protect them.

Israel / News Briefs

Prime Minister Netanyahu's Remarks Before Leaving to the U.S.

By Jewish Press News Desk

"I will stand steadfast on the State of Israel's vital interests..."

US / News Briefs / Holocaust

Maryland School Bus Kills Holocaust Survivor

By JTA

A school bus killed a 91-year-old Holocaust survivor as he was crossing a street in a Maryland suburb of Washington. Elia Miranski was using a walker when the bus hit him in Silver Spring near Washington D.C., on Wednesday, the Silver Spring Patch news site reported. He died later that day in a hospital. The […]

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe

Wiesenthal Center: Lithuanian Government Emboldens Neo-Nazis

By JTA

The Simon Wiesenthal Center accused the Lithuanian government of facilitating the glorification of Holocaust-era war criminals. The accusation followed a march earlier this month by nationalists in Kaunas, Lithuania’s second-largest city, also known as Kovno. The marchers carried portraits of the pro-Nazi former ruler Juozas Ambrazevicius-Brazaitis. His government helped German troops send 30,000 Jews to […]

US / News Briefs / Media

Nachum Segal Show Kicks Off 31st On-Air Fundraising Marathon

By Jewish Press Staff

Listener contributions to keep ‘JM in the AM’ on the air, serving the community for another year.

Op-Eds

The Great Fix: Lapid and the Haredim Pushing Each Other's Agenda

By Menachem Rahat

Nothing will change regarding the draft issue, as both Lapid and his Haredi opponents are collaborating on a fraud.

News Briefs / The Knesset / Media

Poll: Jewish Home Rises, Shas Drops 4

By Jewish Press News Desk

A public opinion poll published by the Knesset Channel (Israel's C-Span) shows that if elections were held today, the ruling party, Israel Beiteinu would maintain it status, with 32 Knesset seats. The next largest party would by Labor, rising from its current 15 to 21 seats. Yair Lapid's Yesh Atid would drop from 19 to […]

The Muqata

To Rally or Not, That is the Question

By JoeSettler

The heated debate in the settlements revolved around participating in the Haredi anti-draft rally planned for Sunday - or not.

US / Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs / Israeli Arabs

State Dept. Israel Report Focuses on Bedouin

By JTA

A focus of this year’s U.S. State Department human rights report on Israel was Bedouin rights. The report issued Thursday noted the Bedouin in its introduction, which it did not previously, and examined at length the demolition of Bedouin dwellings in 2013, a result of Israel’s relocation policies. “While Arab communities in the country generally […]

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe

‘Death to Jews’ Graffiti Sprayed on Crimean Synagogue

By JTA

Unknown individuals painted swastikas and the phrase “Death to the Jews” on a synagogue in the Crimea region of southern Ukraine. The graffiti was found Friday on the door and facade of the Reform Ner Tamid synagogue in Simferopol in the Crimean peninsula, the Russian-Israeli news site izrus.co.il reported. Anatoly Gendin, head of the Association […]

Jewish / Politics / News Briefs / Europe / Religion

US Jewish-Muslim Delegation Press Denmark on Slaughter Ban

By JTA

A joint delegation of observant Muslims and Jews made the case to the Danish ambassador to the United States that his country’s ban on ritual slaughter was harmful to its reputation. Leading the 10-person delegation to meet Peter Taksøe-Jensen on Feb. 27 were Rabbi Marc Schneier, the president for the Fonmdation for Ethnic Understanding, and […]

Sponsored Posts / Product Promotion / Sponsored Article

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By Jewish Press Staff

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IDF & Security / US / News Briefs

Amputee Soldier Proposes to Girlfriend at FIDF Gala

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

Wounded IDF Capt. Ziv Shilon shared the joy of his marriage proposal at an FIDF Gala.

Potpourri / Recipes

Purim Delight

By Jennifer Wise

Having everyone home on a snow day can be a lot of fun – the first few times it happens. Once snow day number six hits, perhaps not so much and the real creativity has to come out.

Features

Meeting Alexander Imich, 111-Years Old

By Beth Sarafraz

Imich was born in 1903 in Poland, where he later earned his Ph.D. in 1927, despite the best efforts of anti-Semitic professors to sabotage his thesis

Midrash Stories

The Writing On The Wall

By Rabbi Sholom Klass

In the midst of his merrymaking, the king ordered his servants to bring out the golden vessels that were taken from the Beit HaMikdash by his father Nevuchadnezzar. The king and his men drank from them and praised the gods of gold and silver.

Teens and Twenties

Today I Met Bruce Meyers

By Blumie Abend

Never sacrifice the people who matter for anything of lesser importance...

Impact Of Women On Jewish History/Prof. L. Jackson

Hanna Greenfield: The Heroine Of Holocaust History

By Prof. Livia Bitton-Jackson

Hannah believed that one must learn about the evils of the past so that they aren’t repeated.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Covering Up A Shidduch Stumbling Block?

By Cheryl Kupfer

They say the road to hell is paved with good intentions, and that is precisely what almost always happens in situations where a reference knew someone had serious but hidden emotional issues, but did not reveal the information to the person making inquiries.

Marriage and Relationships

The Nose Knows

By Dr. Yael Respler

I had a great figure and dressed well, but the only thing wrong with me was that I had a very long nose with a huge bump.

Parsha

Parshas Pekudei – Shekalim: Forge On

By Rabbi Dani Staum

Even if he has committed sins that warrant his rejection from the community, he is never rejected by G-d.

Parsha

Parshat Pikudei

By Rabbi Dr. David Hertzberg

Like Dempsey and Gates, leaders must always be cognizant of the costs involved in their decisions – even when the costs are less than human life

Features

Navigating The Journey: Bein Odam L’Chaveiro

By Boruch Wahrhaftig

Have you seen drivers mindlessly block traffic to load or unload passengers and cargo while a huge parking space is only a few feet away?

Parenting Our Children

Who Needs Homework?

By Rifka Schonfeld

Shimon quickly shoveled a forkful of rice into his mouth, while attempting to scribble the right math equations into his workbook. “(2 x 34 -11)2” he said between mouthfuls. “Mommy, I got some rice on my paper, but I have to finish this before it is time to go in the shower,” Shimon choked out.

Parenting Our Children

Is My Child An Addict?

By dvora

Josh is only nine years old, yet he’s an addict. How is that possible? You’re wondering where he gets his drugs from, how does his addiction manifest itself and if there are treatment plans.

South Florida

It's My Opinion: Forbidden Fruit

By Shelley Benveniste

This year Valentine’s Day came out on a Friday. Enterprising Jews were quick to step up to the plate to make the day their own.

South Florida

Talmudic University Celebrates 40th Anniversary

By Shelley Benveniste

What began in 1974 as a tiny beis medrash with only ten students has developed into a yeshiva campus that encompasses many buildings spread over a six-mile radius.

South Florida

South Broward Chabad Shabbaton Featuring Rabbi Manis Friedman

By Shelley Benveniste

His first book, Doesn’t Anyone Blush Anymore? was highly acclaimed and is now in its fourth printing.

Israel / US / Antisemitism / News Briefs

Pro-Israel Rallies Outnumber Opposition at 'Israel Apartheid Week'

By Jewish Press News Desk

Despite the attempts to delegitimize Israel on American campuses during the so-called "Israel Apartheid Week," the Sochnut -- the Jewish Agency for Israel, under the direction of Natan Sharansky, has helped change the tone on North American campuses. Sharansky told Makor Rishon that he made sure the Sochnut sent five representatives ("Shlichim") to every campus […]

News Briefs / Arts and Entertainment / Settlements

Dames of the Dance Opens to Sellout Crowd

By Sharon Katz

Dames of the Dance raised NIS 40,000 from ticket sales for Kimcha d’Pischa of Gush Etzion/Efrat.

News Briefs / Religious & Secular in Israel

National-Religious Rabbis to Participate in Haredi Anti-Draft Rally

By Shalom Bear

While Dati-Leumi Rabbis show solidarity with Haredim, Haredi MK Gafni threatens to destroy Hesder yeshivot and the Settlements.

News Briefs / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords / Settlements

Inside Source: Netanyahu to Uproot Thousands of Jews

By Shalom Bear

The PM's office says the report is a lie, and that Netanyahu won't uproot Settlements.

Op-Eds

I Was Baruch Goldstein's Friend

By David Wilder

The agenda of articles appearing 20 years after the Goldstein episode has nothing to do with human rights or suffering.

The 10 Minute Parsha / Rabbi David Fohrman

Pekudei: a Giant Chiasm in Sefer Shmot

By Rabbi David Fohrman

How do the pieces of this puzzle come together to help us understand how the Torah builds together?

The Yishai Fleisher Show on JewishPress.com

Israel in the Christian World and Talking to an Iconic Israeli

By Moshe Herman

Yishai is joined by Pastor Robert Sterns of Eagle's Wings to talk about the relationship between the Christian world and Israel. He is also joined by Dr. Eli Fischer to talk about the importance of Israeli products in the US.

Israel / US / News Briefs / Business and Economy / On Campus / Education

Harvard Students Match MBA Interns with Israeli Companies

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

The two Harvard MBA students are the perfect matchmakers for quality MBA students and Israeli companies

Moshe Feiglin

Don’t Bury Our Memories in Museums

By Moshe Feiglin

A memory that is relegated to a museum, no matter how tangible it is – even if it is Auschwitz itself – becomes a museum memory.

Parsha

The Mishkan as Symbol of Dreams and Aspirations

By Rabbi Avi Weiss

Pekudei is the Hebrew word for reckoning. One way of understanding the meaning of a word in the Torah is to analyze the first time it is found.

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