!משנכנס אדר מרבין בשמחה – In the month of Adar, we increase in JOY! Mishloach Manot, literally the “sending of portions”, are gifts of food and drink prepared to give to friends, family and people in need for the holiday of Purim. The Mitzvah of mishloach manot is meant to ensure that every Jew […]
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Well, it’s that time of year again. We’re working on our Spring 2016 Food drive campaigns and we thought it would be great to ask you to join in on the great Mitzvah. There are Jewish families in South Florida that need our help and we’re grateful that the community has joined in assisting in […]
Kimberly Noble, pediatrician and cognitive neuroscientist at Teachers College, Columbia University, uses MRI scans to examine brain function and development in children and has found socioeconomical differences in status prove to create differences in a child’s overall brain structure and maturation. During childhood and adolescence, cognitive development grows dramatically. Noble and her team focused on […]
Oskar Schindler was an ethnic German born in what is now the Czech Republic, in 1908. A businessman, he saw the opportunities in profiting from the German invasion of Poland and bought an enamelware factory in Krakow. He was a member of the Nazi party and mingled with the SS elite in the city. He […]
Creating Your Passover Seder Plate With the Holiday of Freedom around the corner, we wanted to take a moment to ask what it is, and why it is, that we Jews do the things we do? Why do we place seemingly random foods on a plate at our Passover Seders? What is the significance of […]
Masoret Yehudit, Hallandale Beach The results are in! The Staff and Students at Masoret Yehudit collected a total of 566 products: 298 boxes of pasta and 268 cans & jars of tomato sauce! We were told by administration that the children were so excited to participate that they wanted to donate their OWN lunches to […]
Author: Nissan Dovid Dubov Source: Chabad.org To what level may one personally aspire? This is not a question of towering achievements in academia, business, or profession, but rather of personal development and refinement of character. Is it imperative—or even possible—for every individual to become the proverbial Tzaddik? The Talmud states that each person is obligated […]