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Join Rabbi Prof. Jeffrey Woolf, a trained medieval and Renaissance Jewish historian, as he delves into the life and legacy of Rashi in this insightful episode.
Join Rabbi Prof. Jeffrey Woolf, a trained medieval and Renaissance Jewish historian, as he delves into the life and legacy of Rashi in this insightful episode.

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An ancient tombstone with an inscription in Hebrew, which was found in Ramanthapuram in the state of Tamil Nadu in southern India, may shed light on a forgotten Jewish community in the country.
Until the middle of the 2nd century BCE, Jerusalem of the Second Temple period was a small city, important – but not very impressive. The change occurred when the Hasmonean family arrived about 2,150 years ago.
Join this crash course for an overview of the prophecies surrounding Armageddon and the Messianic future and a guide to the nuts and bolts of how prophecy works. This lecture was given by Rabbi Pinchas Taylor at JLI’s 17th annual National Jewish Retreat.
It’s big news for the Jewish world, KC Market plans to open a Cholov Yisroel Rita’s location in their Hollywood store.
Police Detectives arrested Kenneth Guerrero this week and charged him with criminal mischief and prejudice for tagging anti-Israel and Anti-Semitic messages at Holy Bagels and Pizzeria at Northwest First Avenue and First Street.
This year, in the spirit of going back to the classics, Tzvi Blumenfeld arranged a beautiful medley of Avraham Fried’s Hebrew Hits that was expertly performed by Itzik Dadya, Shloime Daskal, Benny Friedman and the eponymous Avraham Fried, accompanied by the Yedidim Choir.
Join Rafi Chemel in an engaging conversation with Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet. They delve into the relevance of religion in today’s world, examining whether religious principles are too dogmatic for modern society.
Ein Anachnu Maspikim, our essence as Yidden is gratitude, we can’t stop won’t stop thanking You Hashem. You do everything for us! Thank You Hashem!
Around 50 years ago, excavations led by Prof. Dan Barag, Prof. Ehud Netzer, and Dr. Sefi Porath at the ancient Ein Gedi synagogue (dating back around 1500 years) uncovered the location of the synagogue’s Holy Ark. Inside were charred lumps that looked like utterly burnt coals.