There are moments that change the world: 1439 when Johannes Gutenberg invented the movable-type printing press (though the Chinese had developed it four centuries before);

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Part II This week I am continuing my summary of an article by Arnold and Daniel Lasker: “The Jewish Prayer for Rain in the Post-Talmudic

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(Courtesy of Makor) What does it feel like to hold a sefer Torah for the first time? You might notice the tactile sensation: smooth velvet

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In an effort to increase pride in Jewish identity without fear, Rabbi Dr. Yosef Glassman of Teaneck, in conjunction with LifelineLegalFund.com, worked together with Chasidic