‘Bridge Over Troubled Water’ performed for the first time in Hebrew, Arabic and English. (Courtesy of Shalva) The Shalva Band, accompanied by the Jerusalem Symphony
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We mentioned last week that the chag of Pesach is the most family oriented chag of the year— as the Seder night experience is often
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Shabbat HaGadol Parashat Tzav “Shabbat HaGadol,” “The GREAT Shabbat.” So what is so GREAT about it?? There is no mention of the Shabbat before Pesach
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Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik told the story of a Seder he remembered from his early childhood. Yosef Dov—who would later become the great Rabbi Soloveitchik—was
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