Orthodox Jewish Life

The infinite joys of having a big Jewish family

Jewish Chronicle · 29 Aug

In "The infinite joys of having a big Jewish family," Vicki Belovski shares personal reflections on the unique dynamics and enduring connections within her large family.

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Capra Dei, or Had Gadya: Isaiah 53 and Jewish Redemption

Aton Holzer in Lehrhaus · 15 Aug

The text discusses the reading and interpretation of the haftarah portions from the book of Isaiah in Orthodox Jewish tradition, specifically focusing on the shivah de-nehemta read after Tishah Be-Av.

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Declutter CLOSET TRANSFORMATION #declutter #organization #closet #closetmakeover

Sonya's Prep · 2 Jul

A YouTube video showcasing a major declutter and organization transformation of a kids' closet, featuring a mother sharing her journey of revamping and organizing the space full of outgrown clothes.

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Massive Closet Clean Out Declutter Organizing my Kids Closet Major Mommy Motivation

Sonya's Prep · 30 Jun

The video showcases a massive closet cleanout and organization project focused on decluttering and reorganizing a kids' closet for efficient use, featuring tips and tricks from a busy Orthodox Jewish mother of six.

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Can I still blame it on pregnancy brain if I already had the baby? #costcohaul #shorts

Sonya's Prep · 30 Jun

The video showcases Sonya tackling the decluttering and organizing of her kids' closet in order to pass down clothes from her oldest child to the youngest, with a focus on transforming the space and sharing mommy motivation.

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Busy Mom Life Costco Grocery Haul Baby Update Cook With Me

Sonya's Prep · 23 Jun

A day in the life of a busy Orthodox Jewish mom includes a Costco grocery haul, baby updates, cooking bone broth and tacos, and sharing homemaking tips in this YouTube video.

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Chizuk on Campus

Steve Lipman in Jewish Action · 9 Mar

In response to increased pro-Palestinian activism and antisemitism on college campuses, Jewish students at the University of Pennsylvania and other schools received support from the broader Jewish community through initiatives like barbecues organized by volunteers from the Orthodox community in Monsey, New York.

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New LA Times sports section has Sabbath-observant fans feeling boxed out

LKeene in Forward · 10 Jul 2023

The Los Angeles Times recently made significant changes to its sports section, which has left Sabbath-observant Orthodox Jews feeling excluded.

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Ki Heim Chayeinu—Living Jewish

Rabbi Moshe Hauer in Jewish Action · 5 Mar 2023

The author reflects on a powerful call to action for the religious Jewish future that was prompted by a discussion at an AIPAC conference.

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Invisible People

Rabbi Moshe Hauer in Jewish Action · 7 Dec 2022

The article emphasizes the importance of seeing and addressing the struggles and challenges faced by individuals who are often invisible within the Jewish community.

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Achrayut, the Ultimate Passion

Rabbi Moshe Hauer in Jewish Action · 1 Mar 2022

The article discusses the need for passionate engagement in Judaism and Jewish life, noting the challenges of assimilation and disinterest among young Jews.

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Sora and Jerry Wolasky

Merri Ukraincik in Jewish Action · 9 Jun 2021

Sora and Jerry Wolasky have been deeply involved in the NCSY (National Conference of Synagogue Youth) for decades, starting as young volunteers in Norfolk, Virginia.

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The Development of Neo-Hasidism: Echoes and Repercussions Part II: Abraham Joshua Heschel and Zelda Schneurson Mishkovsky

Ariel Evan Mayse in Lehrhaus · 31 Dec 2018

In the article "The Development of Neo-Hasidism: Echoes and Repercussions Part II," Ariel Evan Mayse explores the impact of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel (1907-1972) on contemporary Jewish thought.

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The Development of Neo-Hasidism: Echoes and Repercussions Part I: Introduction, Hillel Zeitlin, and Martin Buber

Ariel Evan Mayse in Lehrhaus · 19 Dec 2018

Neo-Hasidism, rooted in the devotional and mystical renewal of Hasidism, seeks to inspire contemporary spiritual renaissance through infusing tradition with new vitality.

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Both Sides Now

Susan Shapiro in Tablet · 9 Feb 2016

The text recounts a reunion between two old friends, showcasing their divergent paths in life.

0 Food Jewish Law

Hard Truths about Hard Liquor

Avrohom Juravel in Jewish Action · 11 Feb 2015

Many Orthodox Jewish occasions involve the consumption of hard liquor like whiskey and scotch, but it's crucial to note that liquor production may involve non-kosher ingredients.

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