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We invite and encourage you to join the reading schedule that has so inspired the Jewish community since before the birth of “The Church.” At the same time, we challenge you to read the portions on your own, mining God’s rich, spiritual garden, gleaning the precious nuggets that lay in store for you. A Messianic commentary for each portion has been provided to assist you in your journey to become a more mature child of HaShem. May His Spirit richly bless you as you “Study to show thyself approved!” 2 Timothy 2:15

We invite and encourage you to join the reading schedule that has so inspired the Jewish community since before the birth of “The Church.” At the same time, we challenge you to read the portions on your own, mining God’s rich, spiritual garden, gleaning the precious nuggets that lay in store for you. A Messianic commentary for each portion has been provided to assist you in your journey to become a more mature child of HaShem. May His Spirit richly bless you as you “Study to show thyself approved!” 2 Timothy 2:15

Exodus (Messianic)

The Mishneh Torah was the Rambam's (Rabbi Moses ben Maimon) magnum opus, a work spanning hundreds of chapters and describing all of the laws mentioned in the Torah. To this day it is the only work that details all of Jewish observance, including those laws which are only applicable when the Holy Temple is in place. Participating in one of the annual study cycles of these laws (3 chapters/day, 1 chapter/day, or Sefer Hamitzvot) is a way we can play a small but essential part in rebuilding the final Temple.

Rambam - 3 Chapters a Day

We spend much time each day reciting the words of the siddur. Join us to enhance your prayers and become more proficient in understanding and mastering the prayer liturgy. This comprehensive series on Tefillah explores the special meaning embedded in the text of our prayers—elucidating, step by step, the words, structure, and progression of the siddur.

Discussions on Prayer

תורת הר חומה - הרב חיים כץ

מסילת ישרים

Reflexões e considerações sobre os ensinamentos do texto bíblico.

Terceira Margem do Rio em Revista

The first man and woman do not last long in the original sacred space, the Garden of Eden. As such, much of the subsequent Biblical stories are best understood by attempts by other human beings to find an alternative to this sacred space. Join Rabbi David Silber as he examines how this theme is threaded through the entirety of the Book of Genesis. 

This 12-part series is sponsored in memory of Ellen Goodstein Koplow and Joan Silverstein Meyers. 

For more information, visit our website at www.drisha.org

The first man and woman do not last long in the original sacred space, the Garden of Eden. As such, much of the subsequent Biblical stories are best understood by attempts by other human beings to find an alternative to this sacred space. Join Rabbi David Silber as he examines how this theme is threaded through the entirety of the Book of Genesis. This 12-part series is sponsored in memory of Ellen Goodstein Koplow and Joan Silverstein Meyers. For more information, visit our website at www.drisha.org

The Quest to Reestablish the Bible’s Sacred Space

Цикл видеоуроков рава Реувена Куклина о доказательствах истинности Торы. Первое доказательство – это выход еврейского народа из Египта, который сопровождался множеством чудес при большом количестве свидетелей. Кроме того, из этих уроков вы узнаете, как состоялось получение Торы; откуда мы знаем, что Пятикнижие не писалось разными людьми; как закон о красной корове доказывает Богоданность Торы; что сказано про иудаизм в Коране; а также какая связь между всеми разделами Торы – Письменной и Устной.

Рав Реувен Куклин  — Доказательство истинности Торы

The ChabadPulse Podcast

Аудиоверсия цикла уроков преподавателя Торы и переводчика Талмуда на русский язык рава Реувена Пятигорского по 3-й главе трактата Гитин Вавилонского Талмуда, в которой идет речь о тонкостях составления и передачи разводных писем (гет, а во множественном числе на арамейском – гитин). Что если человек передумал разводиться, а письмо уже написал? А если он хочет развестись не с той женой, которой написал гет? Любой ли человек может передать гет жене? Что делать, если гет пропал? Видеоверсию этих лекций можно посмотреть здесь: &lt;a href=&quot;https://toldot.com/cycles/cycles_454.html&quot;&gt; Трактат Гитин &lt;/a&gt;

Аудиоверсия цикла уроков преподавателя Торы и переводчика Талмуда на русский язык рава Реувена Пятигорского по 3-й главе трактата Гитин Вавилонского Талмуда, в которой идет речь о тонкостях составления и передачи разводных писем (гет, а во множественном числе на арамейском – гитин). Что если человек передумал разводиться, а письмо уже написал? А если он хочет развестись не с той женой, которой написал гет? Любой ли человек может передать гет жене? Что делать, если гет пропал? Видеоверсию этих лекций можно посмотреть здесь: <a href="https://toldot.com/cycles/cycles_454.html"> Трактат Гитин </a>

Аудиоверсия цикла уроков преподавателя Торы и переводчика Талмуда на русский язык рава Реувена Пятигорского по 3-й главе трактата Гитин Вавилонского Талмуда, в которой идет речь о тонкостях составления и передачи разводных писем (гет, а во множественном числе на арамейском – гитин). Что если человек передумал разводиться, а письмо уже написал? А если он хочет развестись не с той женой, которой написал гет? Любой ли человек может передать гет жене? Что делать, если гет пропал? Видеоверсию этих лекций можно посмотреть здесь: &lt;a href="https://toldot.com/cycles/cycles_454.html"&gt; Трактат Гитин &lt;/a&gt;

Рав Реувен Пятигорский  — Учим Талмуд. Трактат Гитин, 3 глава, фонограмма видеоуроков

Цикл видеоуроков рава Михаэля Гитика по недельным главам Торы. Каждый из недельных разделов Торы содержит ответы на самые актуальные для евреев вопросы истории, мировоззрения, веры, этики. Кто такие Машиах, сын Йосефа и Машиах, сын Давида? Какой урок можно извлечь из рабства? Каковы свойства времени? Почему каждый не может стать Пинхасом-мстителем? И зачем Тора дает нам нелогичные и «странные» законы?

Рав Михаэль Гитик  — Путешествие по недельным главам Торы

Lectures and classes by Rav Berg
Kabbalah ~ Zohar ~ The Rav

Lectures and classes by Rav Berg Kabbalah ~ Zohar ~ The Rav

HaRav's Army

ערוץ הרשמי של הרב מאיר אליהו
הערוץ מנוהל ע״י תלמידי הרב ולא הרב בעצמו!

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ערוץ הרשמי של הרב מאיר אליהו הערוץ מנוהל ע״י תלמידי הרב ולא הרב בעצמו! להזמנת הרב לשיעורים ברחבי הארץ: ניתן להתקשר אל נאור - 052-3897818 ימים א'-ה' משעה 19:00 - 21:00

הרב מאיר אליהו

Short daily inspiration about Emunah and Bitachon with R’ Reuven Garber

”The distance between understanding Emunah intellectually and internalizing it emotionally is greater than the distance between heaven and earth!”

Transform Your Emunah!
https://transformyouremunah.com/

Short daily inspiration about Emunah and Bitachon with R’ Reuven Garber ”The distance between understanding Emunah intellectually and internalizing it emotionally is greater than the distance between heaven and earth!” Transform Your Emunah! https://transformyouremunah.com/

TRANSFORM YOUR EMUNAH!

Join the Halachic Jew revolution and master various topics in Halacha in a quick and easy way with Rabbi Moshe Franco. The Halachic Jew will undoubtedly help you appreciate the study of Halacha and help you understand commonly misunderstood topics.© 2024 by Hakol Radio

Join the Halachic Jew revolution and master various topics in Halacha in a quick and easy way with Rabbi Moshe Franco. The Halachic Jew will undoubtedly help you appreciate the study of Halacha and help you understand commonly misunderstood topics. © 2024 by Hakol Radio

The Halachic Jew

A brief life lesson gleaned from that day's Hayom Yom entry

Hayom Yom Thoughts for the Day

Complete the entire Shulchan Aruch in 5 years!
Clear, practical elucidations and insights.
Daily shiur on ALL 4 volumes; 5 days a week.
Ashkenazic and Sephardic psakim.
Most shiurim are given by Rav Yosef Miller; many are by Rav Dovid Gilman and occasional guests.
www.SAYomi.org

Complete the entire Shulchan Aruch in 5 years! Clear, practical elucidations and insights. Daily shiur on ALL 4 volumes; 5 days a week. Ashkenazic and Sephardic psakim. Most shiurim are given by Rav Yosef Miller; many are by Rav Dovid Gilman and occasional guests. www.SAYomi.org

SHULCHAN ARUCH YOMI: 
 Own the Halacha in 25 minutes a day!

This podcast contains various Torah classes.

Torah With Simcha

בְּשֵׁם יי אֵל עוֹלָם

שיעורים יומיים במשנה תורה עם הרב חיים סבתו שליט"א
כולל פרקי בונוס מיוחדים

בְּשֵׁם יי אֵל עוֹלָם שיעורים יומיים במשנה תורה עם הרב חיים סבתו שליט"א כולל פרקי בונוס מיוחדים

הרמב"ם היומי - שיעורים יומיים במשנה תורה עם הרב חיים סבתו

Conversations among Jewish people, wrestling with complexity. <a href="https://www.inthediaspora.com?utm_medium=podcast">www.inthediaspora.com</a>

Conversations among Jewish people, wrestling with complexity. www.inthediaspora.com

Conversations among Jewish people, wrestling with complexity. <a href="https://www.inthediaspora.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.inthediaspora.com</a>

Diaspora Dialogues

For the Love of Zion is a weekly podcast championing Israel and the Zionist vision. Through compelling conversations with the Jewish world's leading thinkers and advocates, we explore Jewish identity, Israel’s centrality to the Jewish future, and the fight for Israel and the Jewish people.

For the Love of Zion

Welcome to the Mulberry Shteibel Podcast—sharing shiurim and speeches from our warm and growing kehillah in South Toms River, NJ. Our community is built on Chassidus and Pnimiyus, with a focus on real growth, meaningful avodah, and a deep, personal connection to Yiddishkeit. Whether you’re part of the kehillah or just looking for inspiration, tune in and be a part of it.

The Mulberry Shteibel Podcast

לימוד ספר “נתיבות עולם” למהר”ל מפראג זצ”ל, עם הרב אורי שרקי.נתיבות עולם הוא ספרו היסודי של המהר”ל בענייני מוסר ומידות.

נתיבות עולם למהר"ל מפראג | הרב אורי שרקי

Rabbi Herber passed away a couple days before the Passover holiday of 2024. This podcast is a platform that currently contains recordings of eulogies (given at a hazkara in St.Louis 5/21/24) of Rabbi Herber Zatzal. The eulogies were made by students, family and friends.. This platform is where Talmidim (students) of Rabbi Herber Zatzal could give shiurim (classes) on Torah topics including inspirational stories (as Rabbi Herber Zatzal would do). Some of the recordings are from classes or stories being taught to children (as Rabbi Herber Zatzal loved to do). This platform is also available to anyone interested in giving a shiur li'ilui nishmas (to elevate the soul) Rabbi Herber Zatzal (Chaim Yosef Ben Yaakov). Regarding this it is not necessary to be a Talmid (student) of his. Chazal tell us that it is particularly beneficial to learn mishna in memory of the deceased. A hint to this could be seen from the fact that the letters to Mishna and Neshama (Hebrew word for soul) are the same. As such, this platform/podcast also contains Mishna (even if not a "shiur") which might only be a couple minutes long. More about Rabbi Herber Zatzal: The following comes from various sources. Much of this was said at the Hazkara Rabbi Herber infused Torah into every part of him and into every part of his life (including family, community etc). He was a pillar of the Agudah community. He was a ba’al tzadaka, he gave in secret. He loved teaching Torah. He loved teaching Torah to children. He was an i’sh eme’s, true to his word, fulfilled promises (such as a present for a child). Loved Emes. Searched for the eme's when hearing a dra’sha and focus his questions on that point. Although he looked like he was sleeping….he wasn't..his sudden questions made that clear. He had a tremendous memory for learning….remembering drasha’s from 25 years ago (and would ask the Rav about them as if it was yesterday). Had a clarity in learning that is rare. He loved Torah and having a kash’ya is fine, even without a teirutz, if there is a kash'ya then the emes requires  asking the question even without an answer. He was known as Chaim yosef the Masmid when he was a bachur (wow!). Rav Aaron Kutler said he was the 2nd top bachur in Lakewood (and that was from the 1950’s).  Rabbi Menachem Tendler referred to him as his Rebbe for the past 14 years. He was sharp until the very end. He was one of the original 10  founders of the Agudah. Although he did not dress yeshivish, he was drawn to the Agudah and that environment…and he helped make the environment. He was an anav, a Lamdan, a Masmid and had a leiv tov. He did a lot for the community. Genuinely cared about others. He spoke about how Hashem is the only one that truly loves us (he spoke about the tefila ahavas olam). He was mekabeil the sufferings in his life. His son Tzadok passed away late in 1996. Tzadok was lively etc, Rabbi Herber was mekabei’l this. The other example was the passing of his wife Chaya Basya and the sudden passing of his daughter Shoshana 2 years ago. He was “multifaceted” (said Rabbi Greenblatt) by community help which included teaching kids their bar mitzvah. He taught people from non-religious homes (including children). Rabbi Greenblatt said he wonders whether he would still be Rav if Rabbi Herber would have been there during the Sunday morning that Rabbi Greenblatt presented his shiur to the Agudah.  Rabbi Herber was born 1937. He grew up on the lower East side. He wanted to be a doctor. A 5th grade Rebbe got him excited about learning. He ended up learning in Lakewood. He was Moser nefesh, and gave up being a doctor in order to become a Talmud Chacham. He was very great in learning but considered himself a regular person and made a living driving an old truck selling used batteries to scrap metal (possibly owned a scrap metal company called h&amp;h) for a time. He moved to St Louis in the mid 1960s. He spent many years in chinuch for all different types of yidden and ages. He...

Rabbi Herber passed away a couple days before the Passover holiday of 2024. This podcast is a platform that currently contains recordings of eulogies (given at a hazkara in St.Louis 5/21/24) of Rabbi Herber Zatzal. The eulogies were made by students, family and friends.. This platform is where Talmidim (students) of Rabbi Herber Zatzal could give shiurim (classes) on Torah topics including inspirational stories (as Rabbi Herber Zatzal would do). Some of the recordings are from classes or stories being taught to children (as Rabbi Herber Zatzal loved to do). This platform is also available to anyone interested in giving a shiur li'ilui nishmas (to elevate the soul) Rabbi Herber Zatzal (Chaim Yosef Ben Yaakov). Regarding this it is not necessary to be a Talmid (student) of his. Chazal tell us that it is particularly beneficial to learn mishna in memory of the deceased. A hint to this could be seen from the fact that the letters to Mishna and Neshama (Hebrew word for soul) are the same. As such, this platform/podcast also contains Mishna (even if not a "shiur") which might only be a couple minutes long. More about Rabbi Herber Zatzal: The following comes from various sources. Much of this was said at the Hazkara Rabbi Herber infused Torah into every part of him and into every part of his life (including family, community etc). He was a pillar of the Agudah community. He was a ba’al tzadaka, he gave in secret. He loved teaching Torah. He loved teaching Torah to children. He was an i’sh eme’s, true to his word, fulfilled promises (such as a present for a child). Loved Emes. Searched for the eme's when hearing a dra’sha and focus his questions on that point. Although he looked like he was sleeping….he wasn't..his sudden questions made that clear. He had a tremendous memory for learning….remembering drasha’s from 25 years ago (and would ask the Rav about them as if it was yesterday). Had a clarity in learning that is rare. He loved Torah and having a kash’ya is fine, even without a teirutz, if there is a kash'ya then the emes requires asking the question even without an answer. He was known as Chaim yosef the Masmid when he was a bachur (wow!). Rav Aaron Kutler said he was the 2nd top bachur in Lakewood (and that was from the 1950’s). Rabbi Menachem Tendler referred to him as his Rebbe for the past 14 years. He was sharp until the very end. He was one of the original 10 founders of the Agudah. Although he did not dress yeshivish, he was drawn to the Agudah and that environment…and he helped make the environment. He was an anav, a Lamdan, a Masmid and had a leiv tov. He did a lot for the community. Genuinely cared about others. He spoke about how Hashem is the only one that truly loves us (he spoke about the tefila ahavas olam). He was mekabeil the sufferings in his life. His son Tzadok passed away late in 1996. Tzadok was lively etc, Rabbi Herber was mekabei’l this. The other example was the passing of his wife Chaya Basya and the sudden passing of his daughter Shoshana 2 years ago. He was “multifaceted” (said Rabbi Greenblatt) by community help which included teaching kids their bar mitzvah. He taught people from non-religious homes (including children). Rabbi Greenblatt said he wonders whether he would still be Rav if Rabbi Herber would have been there during the Sunday morning that Rabbi Greenblatt presented his shiur to the Agudah. Rabbi Herber was born 1937. He grew up on the lower East side. He wanted to be a doctor. A 5th grade Rebbe got him excited about learning. He ended up learning in Lakewood. He was Moser nefesh, and gave up being a doctor in order to become a Talmud Chacham. He was very great in learning but considered himself a regular person and made a living driving an old truck selling used batteries to scrap metal (possibly owned a scrap metal company called h&h) for a time. He moved to St Louis in the mid 1960s. He spent many years in chinuch for all different types of yidden and ages. He...

Rabbi Herber passed away a couple days before the Passover holiday of 2024. This podcast is a platform that currently contains recordings of eulogies (given at a hazkara in St.Louis 5/21/24) of Rabbi Herber Zatzal. The eulogies were made by students, family and friends.. This platform is where Talmidim (students) of Rabbi Herber Zatzal could give shiurim (classes) on Torah topics including inspirational stories (as Rabbi Herber Zatzal would do). Some of the recordings are from classes or stories being taught to children (as Rabbi Herber Zatzal loved to do). This platform is also available to anyone interested in giving a shiur li'ilui nishmas (to elevate the soul) Rabbi Herber Zatzal (Chaim Yosef Ben Yaakov). Regarding this it is not necessary to be a Talmid (student) of his. Chazal tell us that it is particularly beneficial to learn mishna in memory of the deceased. A hint to this could be seen from the fact that the letters to Mishna and Neshama (Hebrew word for soul) are the same. As such, this platform/podcast also contains Mishna (even if not a "shiur") which might only be a couple minutes long. More about Rabbi Herber Zatzal: The following comes from various sources. Much of this was said at the Hazkara Rabbi Herber infused Torah into every part of him and into every part of his life (including family, community etc). He was a pillar of the Agudah community. He was a ba’al tzadaka, he gave in secret. He loved teaching Torah. He loved teaching Torah to children. He was an i’sh eme’s, true to his word, fulfilled promises (such as a present for a child). Loved Emes. Searched for the eme's when hearing a dra’sha and focus his questions on that point. Although he looked like he was sleeping….he wasn't..his sudden questions made that clear. He had a tremendous memory for learning….remembering drasha’s from 25 years ago (and would ask the Rav about them as if it was yesterday). Had a clarity in learning that is rare. He loved Torah and having a kash’ya is fine, even without a teirutz, if there is a kash'ya then the emes requires&nbsp; asking the question even without an answer. He was known as Chaim yosef the Masmid when he was a bachur (wow!). Rav Aaron Kutler said he was the 2nd top bachur in Lakewood (and that was from the 1950’s).&nbsp; Rabbi Menachem Tendler referred to him as his Rebbe for the past 14 years. He was sharp until the very end. He was one of the original 10&nbsp; founders of the Agudah. Although he did not dress yeshivish, he was drawn to the Agudah and that environment…and he helped make the environment. He was an anav, a Lamdan, a Masmid and had a leiv tov. He did a lot for the community. Genuinely cared about others. He spoke about how Hashem is the only one that truly loves us (he spoke about the tefila ahavas olam). He was mekabeil the sufferings in his life. His son Tzadok passed away late in 1996. Tzadok was lively etc, Rabbi Herber was mekabei’l this. The other example was the passing of his wife Chaya Basya and the sudden passing of his daughter Shoshana 2 years ago. He was “multifaceted” (said Rabbi Greenblatt) by community help which included teaching kids their bar mitzvah. He taught people from non-religious homes (including children). Rabbi Greenblatt said he wonders whether he would still be Rav if Rabbi Herber would have been there during the Sunday morning that Rabbi Greenblatt presented his shiur to the Agudah.&nbsp; Rabbi Herber was born 1937. He grew up on the lower East side. He wanted to be a doctor. A 5th grade Rebbe got him excited about learning. He ended up learning in Lakewood. He was Moser nefesh, and gave up being a doctor in order to become a Talmud Chacham. He was very great in learning but considered himself a regular person and made a living driving an old truck selling used batteries to scrap metal (possibly owned a scrap metal company called h&amp;h) for a time. He moved to St Louis in the mid 1960s. He spent many years in chinuch for all different types of yidden and ages. He...

From Students Of Rabbi Herber Zatzal

The voice of us represents a powerful and unifying force that resonates deeply with the next generation of Jews, inspiring teenagers to embrace their heritage and identity. This collective voice encourages young Jews to engage with their culture, traditions, and values, fostering a sense of belonging and community. As they navigate the challenges of modern life, this inspirational voice empowers them to stand up for their beliefs, advocate for justice, and celebrate their uniqueness. By sharing stories, experiences, and wisdom, the voice of us not only strengthens their connection to the past but also motivates them to shape a brighter future for themselves and their communities.Youtube: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.youtube.com/@VoiceofUs-y2u">https://www.youtube.com/@VoiceofUs-y2u</a>

The voice of us represents a powerful and unifying force that resonates deeply with the next generation of Jews, inspiring teenagers to embrace their heritage and identity. This collective voice encourages young Jews to engage with their culture, traditions, and values, fostering a sense of belonging and community. As they navigate the challenges of modern life, this inspirational voice empowers them to stand up for their beliefs, advocate for justice, and celebrate their uniqueness. By sharing stories, experiences, and wisdom, the voice of us not only strengthens their connection to the past but also motivates them to shape a brighter future for themselves and their communities. Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@VoiceofUs-y2u

The voice of us represents a powerful and unifying force that resonates deeply with the next generation of Jews, inspiring teenagers to embrace their heritage and identity. This collective voice encourages young Jews to engage with their culture, traditions, and values, fostering a sense of belonging and community. As they navigate the challenges of modern life, this inspirational voice empowers them to stand up for their beliefs, advocate for justice, and celebrate their uniqueness. By sharing stories, experiences, and wisdom, the voice of us not only strengthens their connection to the past but also motivates them to shape a brighter future for themselves and their communities.Youtube: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@VoiceofUs-y2u" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.youtube.com/@VoiceofUs-y2u</a>

The Voice of Us

Yosher Divrei Emes

Join dating and relationship coach Miriam Zeitlin on ”Heartbeats and Footprints,” a podcast that explores personal growth, faith, and relationships. We are women at different stages in life, single and married, from diverse backgrounds, with different stories, struggles, and dreams, but ultimately, we all have this common desire to grow, learn, and become better versions of ourselves.

Each episode features candid conversations with inspiring guests, covering topics from finding and maintaining love to spirituality, business, and fashion. Drawing inspiration from the ”Footprints in the Sand” poem, this show reminds listeners that God is always with us and we are never truly alone. Tune in for honest, relatable discussions that’ll make you think, laugh, and hopefully change your life.

Join dating and relationship coach Miriam Zeitlin on ”Heartbeats and Footprints,” a podcast that explores personal growth, faith, and relationships. We are women at different stages in life, single and married, from diverse backgrounds, with different stories, struggles, and dreams, but ultimately, we all have this common desire to grow, learn, and become better versions of ourselves. Each episode features candid conversations with inspiring guests, covering topics from finding and maintaining love to spirituality, business, and fashion. Drawing inspiration from the ”Footprints in the Sand” poem, this show reminds listeners that God is always with us and we are never truly alone. Tune in for honest, relatable discussions that’ll make you think, laugh, and hopefully change your life.

Heartbeats and Footprints

מעביר השיעור הרב אודי שוורץ. דפי המקורות נמצאים בתיקיה זו:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hKTYMUOd-IdVM29sgSuWGvM-moR7ekKC?usp=drive_link

מעביר השיעור הרב אודי שוורץ. דפי המקורות נמצאים בתיקיה זו: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hKTYMUOd-IdVM29sgSuWGvM-moR7ekKC?usp=drive_link

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Short motivational messages and insights by Rabbi Larry Rothwachs. Brief Torah messages, delivered 3x a week, designed to inspire increased thought and enhanced awareness of the prayers that we recite, focusing on the “why,” the “how” and the “what” of daily prayer. This initiative is dedicated as zchus for a refuah sheleima for אילנה חנה בת גילה בריינלע

Short motivational messages and insights by Rabbi Larry Rothwachs. Brief Torah messages, delivered 3x a week, designed to inspire increased thought and enhanced awareness of the prayers that we recite, focusing on the “why,” the “how” and the “what” of daily prayer. This initiative is dedicated as&nbsp;zchus&nbsp;for a&nbsp;refuah&nbsp;sheleima&nbsp;for&nbsp;אילנה חנה בת גילה בריינלע

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L&rsquo;Histoire des Juifs de Boukara par Gérard Unger un feuilleton RCJ, diffusé sur la bande FM chaque mardi à 13h45.
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Ancien Président de Métrobus (régie publicitaire de la RATP et de la SNCF)
Ancien 1er vice-Président de la LICRA
Vice-Président du CRIF depuis 2011

L’Histoire des Juifs de Boukara par Gérard Unger un feuilleton RCJ, diffusé sur la bande FM chaque mardi à 13h45. Gérard Unger, ancien élève à Sciences-Pô, D.E.S de droit public, Ancien Président de Métrobus (régie publicitaire de la RATP et de la SNCF) Ancien 1er vice-Président de la LICRA Vice-Président du CRIF depuis 2011

L’Histoire des Juifs de Boukara par Gérard Unger un feuilleton RCJ, diffusé sur la bande FM chaque mardi à 13h45.
Gérard Unger, ancien élève à Sciences-Pô, D.E.S de droit public,
Ancien Président de Métrobus (régie publicitaire de la RATP et de la SNCF)
Ancien 1er vice-Président de la LICRA
Vice-Président du CRIF depuis 2011

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