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Connecting the Queens Jewish Community Recap:Mr. Greenspan, Zeidy’s friend, drives Akiva to shul for his bar mitzvah lesson. He gives...
The Pesach seder centers around a communal recitation of the Haggadah where we retell our ancestors’ story of triumph and liberation from the entrapment of slavery in ancient Egypt, as is described throughout Sefer Shemos.
The University’s fundraising effort each spring raises important funds for YU priorities, with a special emphasis on student scholarships.
NEW YORK, NY March 22, 2023—Yeshiva University will hold its annual giving day — The Gift of YU —for 24 hours on Wednesday, March 22, 2023. The University’s philanthropic effort each spring raises important funds for YU priorities, with a special emphasis on student scholarships.
SafeTelecom, the #1 provider of kosher smartphones offering access to practical, convenient apps without compromising on hashkafos and safety, is always in a cycle of further development – exploring new and exciting ways to deliver on their mission.
In the last few months, Tivuch Shelly has had much success leading scores of buyers from overseas to settle or invest in the beautiful resort city of Netanya. Currently, we are representing four residential developments ranging from the most exclusive to moderately priced, from Ir Yamim to South and North Netanya. The best three Anglo communities in the city. These communities each have Shuls, pools, and communal life. We are confident one of these projects will serve the needs and budget of just about everybody who is looking!
Recap: The real mother calls and Sabrina begs her to come pick her up. Marnie won’t speak to her. Sabrina leaves the phone call in tears but says everything is okay. The phone rings again, and when Libby answers, a man’s voice threatens her not to speak to anyone or she’ll regret it, and the phone clicks off.
The State of Israel is one of the few countries in the world experiencing positive population growth. In 2022, Israel’s population increased by over 1.5%, over four times the average of developed countries. In comparison, the US grew by .38%, China’s population was flat at 0%, and Italy’s population declined by .38%. Accordingly, Israel’s population of over 9 million people is expected to double within the next 30 to 50 years, depending on which research report one reads.
