Sleight of hand is used by a magician to manipulate objects such as cards and coins secretly. It’s also a technique used by politicians to hide events or actions taken which may be criticized …
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By Jeff Dunetz
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10/23/14
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The Yazidi people fleeing into the cold cruel mountains of Iraq to avoid massacre; hundreds of thousands of Kurds running across the borders into Turkey and Jordan to escape beheadings and mass rape …
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By Rabbi Binny Freedman
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10/23/14
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When we are introduced to Noach at the beginning of the parsha, Rashi notes that his being called a tzaddik (righteous man) “in his generation” could be interpreted either …
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By Rabbi Avi Billet
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10/23/14
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One of the most charismatic young rabbis in education today is Rabbi Aryeh Cohen, the Mashgiach Ruchani at the DRS High School in Woodmere. Recently Rabbi Cohen assembled in book form …
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By Alan Jay Gerber
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10/23/14
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For several decades, Israel’s enemies have actively and willfully defamed the Jewish state by comparing its actions to the atrocities committed by the worst villains in recent history.
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By Ben Cohen
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10/12/14
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It’s an old tradition. When politicians are being attacked, they find a way to change the subject.
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By Jeff Dunetz
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10/12/14
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I was going to write this week’s column about Sukkot, but my plans were derailed on Yom Kipper.
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By Judy Joszef
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10/12/14
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For several decades, Israel’s enemies have actively and willfully defamed the Jewish state by comparing its actions to the atrocities committed by the worst villains in recent …
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By Rabbi Avi Billet
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10/12/14
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With Sukkot just around the corner, here is my list of some fine readings for your consideration during the upcoming feast.
From “Torah TO-GO Sukkot 5775,” there’s …
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By Alan Jay Gerber
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10/12/14
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In one of his Yom Kippur addresses, Rabbi Joseph Hertz expressed that “Avinu Malkeinu Chatanu L’fanekha” is the prayer most reflective of our Yom Kippur goals. In it, we recognize a few very important truths about our relationship with G-d, and about ourselves.
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By Rabbi Avi Billet
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10/2/14
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