“We blessed the mayor that he should be a uniter and bring New Yorkers together,” Rabbi Yaacov Behrman told JNS.
“We blessed the mayor that he should be a uniter and bring New Yorkers together,” Rabbi Yaacov Behrman told JNS.
Vezot Haberacha, the final Parsha of the Torah, is read on Simchat Torah, the day we rejoice with the Torah.
A House of Interpretation serves as the intellectual, spiritual, and social engine of Jewish continuity.
A sukkah model contest highlighted the joyful atmosphere of the rainy afternoon.
Vezot Habracha, the final parsha of the Torah, opens with these words, "This is the blessing with which Moshe, the man of G-d, blessed the Jewish People before his death" (Devarim 33:1).
He crossed paths with the Frierdiker Rebbe.