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Jewish News
Know the latest news and current events in Israel and the Jewish community all over the world. All Jewish Links aims to be the voice of the Jewish people letting everyone know what’s happening around the world that will greatly impact the community. We cover local and global news, politics, religion, sports, arts, and many other scope.
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ZOA Cancels Annual Fundraising Dinner Over Tax Status
The Zionist Organization of America has canceled its annual fundraising dinner because of the loss of its tax-exempt status, the organization has confirmed.The fundraiser, usually held in late November or early December, is a key annual event for the group. Recent galas have drawn such high-profile speakers as conservative talk show host Glenn Beck and Republican Rep. Eric Cantor, the ...
Read MoreYU launches Hebrew mentoring workshop
Yeshiva University announced recently that seven honors students from the Yeshiva University high schools will be participating in a new independent study Hebrew literature course in which they will be mentored by a renowned Israeli author with the goal of developing their Hebrew-language creative writing skills.Entitled “Meet the Israeli Author,” the workshop is the first of its kind in a ...
Read MoreYouTube Removes Videos From Yemeni Cleric
YouTube has removed from its site videos featuring calls to holy war by an al-Qaida-linked Muslim cleric after pressure from British and U.S. officials.YouTube spokeswoman Victoria Grand said the videos by Anwar al-Awlaki violated the site’s guidelines prohibiting “incitement to commit violent acts.”YouTube reportedly made the move after a British official urged the videos be removed.Read More: @ newyork.cbslocal.comYou might also ...
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Jewish Holidays
Get to know the different Jewish Holidays and Celebrations, how they started, why we’re celebrating or observing them and how they shaped our Jewish identity. Get the latest information on when they are being celebrated in the year. All Jewish Links is one with you as you celebrate significant days in our calendar.
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Viduy
A linear translationby Rabbi Nosson SchermanA linear translation of the Yom Kippur Viduy, with overview, commentary and insights based on Chazal and the classic commentators.(31 Pages)5.5′x8.5′Publisher: ArtScroll, 1987This item is sold by:Note: Judaism.com is the longest established Jewish book and Judaica store on the Internet!Direct link: http://www.judaism.com/display.asp?type=books&type=holidays&type=yk&etn=DCJAEYou might also like:Interlinear ViduyYom Kippur – Its History, Observance, and SignificanceSfas Emes Days of AweMoments ...
Read MoreLag Ba’omer
During Passover and Shavuot, there are seven weeks or forty-nine days. Each of these days is to be counted with a blessing, according to Jewish custom, as part of an extended ritual called Sefirah or Counting of the Omer. On the thirty-third day of the Counting of the Omer is a minor Jewish holiday called Lag Ba’omer. There are different ...
Read MoreHanukkah (Chanukah)
When most people think of Jewish holidays, Hanukkah (Chanukah) is the first holiday that comes to mind. In reality, this holiday is not religious and is probably one of the least important Jewish celebrations. Its popularity, no doubt, comes from being so close to the Christian celebration of Christmas on the calendar. Regardless, many Jewish people enjoy celebrating this holiday. ...
Read MoreJewish Life
Culture, tradition, beliefs, principles and major experiences help mold one’s life. All Jewish Links bring to everyone new insights and learnings about the Jewish life. What sets the Jewish community apart from the others? What is special about them? How do they live their day to day life?
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Parshat Re’eh- Dwelling of G-d: Shilo vs. Jerusalem
Naaleh.com presents Rabbi Hershel Reichman teaching about this week’s parsha, Parshat Re’ehIn Parshat Re’eh, we read about the various resting places of the Holy Ark. The Torah refers to the final resting place of the Ark as “Menucha V’Nachala”. Chazal say, “Menucha”-tranquility, refers to Shilo and “Nachala”-a resting place, signifies Yerushalayim, the final destination of the AronHashem.The Shem MiShmuel asks why the Mishkan needed to sojourn ...
Read MoreHanukkah is family time!
Hanukkah is one of the widely celebrated Jewish holidays in the world. Hanukkah is a time to spend time with the family. This Jewish holiday is also a time to share your blessings and to show generosity. Hanukkah is a great time to show people you love the most how important they are to you. Here are some tips how.Light ...
Read MoreKosher Cheese – Difficult to Make but Worth the Effort
Eating kosher is a way of eating that follows certain religious dictates determined by Orthodox Jewish Rabbis. The belief is that only food produced without cruelty and without contaminates be consumed. Part of the practice is making sure that all food certified kosher only be served with other kosher food. A cow is certified kosher when it is disease free ...
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Jewish Blog
Dive into these features to get to know more about the Jewish community, in general. All Jewish Links presents the thoughts, opinions, and inputs, from the most trivial to the most valuable. You will get to experience the minds behind the features and articles that deliver the value of the Jewish community.
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Zipper Flowers At Last!
I can now finally breathe a sigh of relief. Phew. My daughter is on her way to having a drawer full of fashionable hair accessories! What took me so long you ask? Well, life just somehow got in the way of me and the very popular zipper flower. No reasonable explanation really, especially since these flowers are totally up my ...
Read MoreZeek: Ecstatic Pentecostal Prayer Services Derive from the Jewish Siddur
Some articles are so content-laden that they ought to be books.Such is the case with, “How the Jewish Prayer Service Resembles Pentecostal Worship,” by Sharon Alexander in the Zeek e-zine. Alexander says a lot in the article starting from the premises:…The most visible example of congregational ecstatic experience is presently found in Pentecostal, charismatic, evangelical, or gospel Christian churches. “Praise,” ...
Read MoreYU revises history, shmistory.
Nothing restores my faith in the fine institution known as Yeshiva University when they act more like a Yeshiva and less like a University. This past Rosh Hashanna I had the pleasure to read their latest YU To-Go. This publication shows me why I’m glad I didn’t spend my parent’s money on YU tuition. You can get the same mal-education and krum-scholarship elsewhere.Harsh you say? Consider ...
Read MoreJewish Guide
If you are part of the Jewish community, dive deep into these guides that All Jewish Links gathered to help you fully embrace your identity. Get hold of some tips to help you how to get the most out of your Jewish life. If you are outside of the community, read on these how-tos and other guides for you to get a glimpse of how it is to be part of the Jewish community.
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Hanukkah is family time!
Hanukkah is one of the widely celebrated Jewish holidays in the world. Hanukkah is a time to spend time with the family. This Jewish holiday is also a time to share your blessings and to show generosity. Hanukkah is a great time to show people you love the most how important they are to you. Here are some tips how.Light ...
Read MoreKosher Cheese – Difficult to Make but Worth the Effort
Eating kosher is a way of eating that follows certain religious dictates determined by Orthodox Jewish Rabbis. The belief is that only food produced without cruelty and without contaminates be consumed. Part of the practice is making sure that all food certified kosher only be served with other kosher food. A cow is certified kosher when it is disease free ...
Read MoreWhy Choose Kosher Blackberry Wine?
Kosher blackberry wine is a favorite among Jews during special occasions. When drank in moderation and as part of an overall healthy diet, Kosher blackberry wine can be very beneficial. Here are a few reasons why:Because it is Kosher, Jews can enjoy wine during special functions without violating Jewish dietary laws.Studies revealed that wine can reduce the risk of heart diseases, ...
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