By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
Nine detained in Jerusalem’s Old City after one suspect was found concealing a live animal in a shopping bag.
After coming out of a month-long coma, Eli' beer's first question was, "When is Pesach?”
Pesach is so important, that if someone wasn't able to go to the Temple and bring a Korban Pesach (Pascal sacrifice) they were given a second chance a month later on the 14th of Iyar. That day was called Pesach Sheni. The question always arises, who at the time of the Midbar (Desert) was ritually […]
Moroccan Jews (and friends) celebrate Mimouna - the colorful Pesach after-party where chametz (leavened bread) is cooked and eaten alongside other Moroccan pastries and delicacies, and always with music. And here's the Ashkenazi version at Angel's Bakery:
One aspect of Divine Justice stipulates that through the decisions we make we help shape the world around us. Good deeds bring in their wake positive outcomes and the reverse is also true. In the mitzvah of the Second Pesach (Pesach Sheni), Rabbi Avigdor Miller, zt”l, develops this understanding and finds that Hashem manipulated history specifically for the purpose of making such outcomes happen.
By Dov Shurin
My father had gone to the hospital to get a simple procedure to clear the arteries. The procedure failed and the doctor made a terrible mistake in what he did next. The botched effort caused my dad to have not one but two heart attacks.