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Stolen 200-year-old Torah ark from Romania found after decade to be displayed at Yad Vashem
The ark, pride of Siret’s Jewish community, survived World War II and stood in the town’s synagogue for decades; in 2016, it was found to have been stolen and replaced with crude copy bearing incorrect Hebrew inscriptions
Itamar Eichner
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10.28.25
From Noah to now: Lessons in morality, boundaries and the battle against evil
This week’s Torah portion reminds us that Noah’s righteousness shone in a world without moral boundaries; as in his time, we live amid confusion and corruption, where standing for truth, faith and ethical clarity remains the greatest act of courage
Hillel Fuld
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10.23.25
Vayelech Torah portion: The balance of the individual and the nation
This week, we read the portion of Vayelech, which means ‘he walked’ or ‘he went’; this portion is a very monumental one for many reasons; Moses is reaching his final moments, and he is passing on the torch to Joshua
Hillel Fuld
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09.25.25
Fundamental lessons for life: This week's Torah portion, Nitzavim
Nitzavim, which means standing, is always read the Shabbat before Rosh Hashanah and is one of the shortest portions in the entire Torah; It answers the question of whether God is more like our father or king
Hillel Fuld
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09.18.25
The Humash of heroes: Commemorating the fallen through weekly Shabbat readings
A special five-volume Torah edition commemorates hundreds of soldiers and civilians from all sectors who fell in the ongoing war in Gaza; appearing alongside the Torah text are their life stories, they become an integral part of weekly Torah readings
Gilad Cohen
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09.15.25
Rare 16th-century Jewish manuscript looted by Nazis returned to Budapest seminary
The manuscript, looted by the Nazis from the Rabbinical Seminary in Budapest, has been recovered in New York and formally returned to Hungary after nearly 80 years; The Venetian-printed “Di Gara” Torah and Haftarot was seized by U.S. authorities in 2023 and handed back in a ceremony highlighting international cooperation and historical justice.
Daniel Edelson, New York
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09.14.25
The ongoing relevance of the Torah's moral revolution
Opinion: From ancient laws to modern equality, the Torah's values still reshape humanity through daily acts of justice and compassion—proving that 'good fights' not with weapons but accumulated deeds of ordinary heroes
Rabbi Daniel Rowe
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06.01.25
'One people with one heart': Shavuot celebrates covenant between the Jewish people and God
Why is it customary to eat dairy foods during the holiday, why is the Book of Ruth read during it, and what is the idea behind the Shavuot night Torah study? Your guide to the Jewish holiday that celebrates the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai
Rabbi David Stav
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06.01.25
'I wanted to fight for the land'
An inside look at Am Yisrael Chai Foundation's work for the State of Israel
Emily Schrader, ILTV
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02.25.25
Argentina swears in new foreign minister with oath on Torah
At ceremonial event where Gerardo Werthein sworn in as foreign minister, President Milei surprises attendees with commentary on weekly Torah portion
Itamar Eichner
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11.05.24
My 8-year-old son didn't recognize a Torah scroll – how did we get here?
Opinion: There's a direct thread linking my son, who learns nothing about Judaism in the public school system, to public prayer bans and secular edicts, and to the Haredim who fiercely oppose military service and refuse to integrate into Israeli society
Avi Shushan
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08.14.24
Sderot police bury destroyed station's Torah scroll burned on October 7
During burial ceremony for the Torah scroll desecrated in the Hamas terror attack on Sderot on October 7, Southern Police District commander said: 'This book is buried in the dirt despite its prestige and sanctity, but our holy book is the book of life'
Shilo Freid
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08.07.24
'Torah study is the center of my life': Haredi man surprised to receive IDF draft notice
1,000 ultra-Orthodox men are expected to receive their IDF draft notices this week, and for many, the requirement to leave behind the world of Torah study is leaving them wondering how they'll fit in, if at all; 'This is not something I had planned at this stage of my life'
Shilo Freid
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07.22.24
Israeli ambassador’s popular Torah radio show in South Korea becomes a book
Ambassador Akiva Tor compiles three years of broadcasts into book in Korean about Book of Genesis, illustrated by his wife, Naomi; proceeds will go to charity
Itamar Eichner
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06.12.24
Torah scroll of solidarity between Israel and Ukraine completed
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky wrote the first letter and Israel's President Isaac Herzog wrote the last in the scroll meant to symbolize peace and unity between the two countries; It will be placed in Kyiv's Great Synagogue JCC, Beit Menachem
Itamar Eichner
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04.02.24
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