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This week, Parashat Tzav and the Shabbat before Pesach, is called שבת הגדול – the “Great” or “Grand” Sabbath. Why is it called Shabbat Hagadol? School children learn the story of […]

Discover the inspiring story behind Tasting and Torah — an intimate event blending Israeli wine from Shiloh with Torah insights, featuring an interview with Tzvi (Greg) Lauren of the Israel Wine Agency and reflections on cultural rebirth in Shomron.

To borrow a statement of bewilderment by John Oliver, I would like to refer to an article I just read called “Israel’s Answer to the UN”. I am saying that we

My mother uses a rock to make gravlax (as a weight). Delicious gravlax. It is a rock that looks like it belongs on the side of a building in Jerusalem,

Come join a private insider’s view of the 2,700 year old wall, underneath my house in the Old City of Jerusalem. I’ll show you how we climbed the wall as children, tell you about the scary neighbor, and read the verses about this well – while sitting on it.

The mystery surrounding the vanishing of the Ten Tribes and their current whereabouts is nowhere near unraveled. Although recent studies into the topic have picked up the gauntlet, it is

Wine and Prophecy: The Rebirth of Shomron (Part 1 of 4) “Have you ever seen a prophecy come true? …Would you like to hold one in your hand?” That is

The combat of wild animals was a dominant and persistent theme throughout ancient Near Eastern art. The lion was a traditional symbol for the deities of war and destruction-and also,

This article is intended to share the sort of work I did with my 5-7th grade students in New Jersey. It combines art, archaeology, grammar, Bible Studies and Jewish History.

In honor of this week’s weekly Torah portion – Shemot – I offer two ideas which can be shared and used in the classroom. The first one – namely the