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			Simply Profound By Rabbi Israel Rubin In 1964, the Lubavitcher Rebbe launched a major lecture series on Rashi’s Torah commentary. In the Heart of the Sukkah by Roger Kamenetz The author and his family found healing from celebrating Sukkot. Preserving Marriage by Rabbi Yitzchok Breitowitz Marriage does not make a bad person good; it can make a good person better. Carrying Baggage by Mendel Cohen At times I'm like that piece of luggage, sitting on the continually turning carousel of time. Eyes to Earth, Hearts to Heaven By Rabbi Adin Even Yisrael Steinsaltz This concept of “Eyes to Earth, Heart to Heaven” connects Heaven and earth, dream and reality, eternal ideals and tangible actions. Changing Times by Dr. Martin S. Jaffee How did the more or less monolithic Judaism of the Middle Ages morph into Jewish Modernity? Cantorial Notes by Eli Robin Today’s Cantorial repertoire includes more popular interactive tunes that can be enjoyed by one and all beyond the synagogue. OK in Uruguay by S. Fleisher The Uruguayan meat industry combines production experience and technological innovation to satisfy the most exacting markets, focusing on Kosher requirements. A New Road Map for Peace By Dov Greenberg Terrorists have killed more Israelis in the eleven years since Oslo began in 1993 than in the 45 years of Israel's existence before that. For the previous year's Rosh Hashana articles, click here >>>
Laws and Customs of the High Holidays On Rosh Hashanah we renew our commitment to Jewish life. The Lion and the Fox by Yosef. Y. Jacobson Every person must discover his or her inner voice, passion and spirit, to relate to G-d on a personal basis. Brisket of Beef, Hungarian Style by Judith Segal A basic recipe for pot roast enhanced with "tricks" to ensure the best flavor. Revealing the Rabbi's Secret by Sholom Simon A father explains his choice of schooling for his children. Discovering the Cure by Miriam Karp Increasing the peace and helping underdogs let their light shine makes Dr. Laz a most effective doc. Signs, Symbols and Food for Thought By Bessie Krafman On Rosh Hashanah it’s not what you eat, but the intent of why you eat it. Missing Kol Nidrei by Rabbi Zushe Greenberg Kol Nidrei in a Siberian labor camp became one man's most meaningful High Holiday experience. The Tree By Yosef Y. Jacobson We each need a tree to cling to: one that will not falter nor waver; a tree rooted in a reality that the devastating hurricanes of life cannot destroy. The Future of Zionism By Yosef Y. Jacobson In the wake of Israel’s painful evacuation from Gaza, which began on August 17, people the world over are once again debating the meaning and destiny of Zionism. Reflections The Gaza Disengagement didn’t just involve soldiers and settlers in Israel; it affected us all.