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Kolot: Hosanna!
Wednesday, Oct. 19 (21 Tishrei) marks the Jewish holiday of Hoshanna Rabbah, the seventh and concluding day of the holiday of Sukkot. Hoshanna Rabba is unique in its latent potential… Read more
Torah Portion: Succot
The true mission of the Sanctuary – or succah – is to re-create and perfect the earth. The three major festivals at this time of year – Rosh Hashana, Yom… Read more
Award-winning “David” opens Jewish Arts & Film Festival in Stamford
STAMFORD – “David” is a new indie film about two 11-year-old boys living in Brooklyn, one Muslim and one Orthodox Jewish, who become friends. Recently awarded the Ecumenical Prize at… Read more
Reflections on Yom Kippur
By Rabbi Jeff Glickman ~ Many people find Yom Kippur to be the least fun day of the year. Guess what, that is the way it is supposed to be…. Read more
Torah Portion: Yom Kippur
By Shlomo Riskin ~ Yom Kippur: What does God want? Efrat, Israel – “For on this day He shall forgive you to purify you from all of your transgressions; before… Read more
Book Review: “We Don’t Need Any Foreign Oil”
Reviewed by John C. Robinson ~ For the average American, knowledge about energy is based largely on comments and complaints heard at the gas pump, newspaper editorial submissions, and politically-biased… Read more
Kolot: To be a Jew is to be an optimist
By Sydney Perry ~ I’ll bet you are familiar with the old joke about the classic Jewish telegram: “Start worrying, details to follow”. While the telegram has gone the way… Read more
Torah Portion: Rosh Hashanah
“And an angel of the Lord called out to him from the heavens and said… Do not stretch out your hand against the lad….” (Genesis 22:12) Every Rosh Hashanah (Jewish… Read more
Kolot: The Village of S’fat
By Joseph Fleischman ~ We went to the hilltops, heights of holy promised land And found heavenly fountains flowing through mountains As we left behind all flatland. Somewhere on the… Read more
