A recent editorial in OU’s Jewish Action by its Executive Vice President Allen I. Fagin entitled, “Do We Have the Time and Energy to Lead
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As we prepare for the most solemn day of atonement, I would like to share some ideas about fasting, eating and hunger. The prohibition against
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Part VII When asked if each organization would consider merging into one single body for any activity, everyone explained their reason for joining the Council.
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Dear New Teachers, Welcome to the wonderful world of teaching precious Jewish children! We hope the following suggestions will be valuable to you as a
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(Courtesy of Kedem Wines) Nestled in the foothills of the picturesque Mount Tabor is something unique only to Israel: Tabor winery, one of many wineries
