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In Parshas Chukas, we encounter a significant event in the life of Moshe Rabbeinu and the Jewish people during their journey in the desert. It begins with the death of Moshe’s sister, Miriam. Miriam had been a source of inspiration and leadership among the Israelites, and her passing marked a moment of mourning and loss for the community. Following Miriam’s death, the well that had miraculously provided water for the Jewish People throughout their desert sojourn disappears. The lack of water leads to the people’s frustration and complaints, directed towards Moshe and his brother Aharon. They express their concerns and anxieties about the scarcity of water, causing a sense of unrest in the nation.

Hadar Bet Yaakov students enjoyed an evening of celebration this past Wednesday night. Staff and students gathered in the ballroom for a gala event where students were honored with a myriad of commendations ranging from academic excellence to midos to STEM and even a special Congressional Award of Distinction from the office of Congresswoman Grace Meng.

PUAH rabbis from abroad meet with the Gedolim of Eretz Yisrael

What is it like to be a PUAH rabbi?  To spend your days counseling couples who are struggling, longing and waiting desperately for a baby?  

There is an exciting new development for many Jewish South Florida families who are currently sending their children to public school: the opening of a Jewish private school that perfectly blends public and private school education. Shorashim Academy is a premier day school that will offer cutting-edge general studies along with Hebrew and Judaic studies, all at a low tuition. The cofounders of Shorashim Academy, Dr. Gur Berman and Rabbi Isaac Melnick, have over a decade of education leadership specifically focused on Jewish public school students, many who wish they could afford the tuition of a top Jewish private school. “The bottom line is that parents who opt to send their children to public school are motivated by two things: No tuition and the quality of academics,” explained Berman, Shorashim Academy’s head of school, who was a well-loved principal of Ben Gamla Plantation.