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120329 – Eliyahu HaNavi
Pesach is almost upon us. My family always tell a story towards the end of the Passover Seder, when we open the door for Eliyahu HaNavi – Elijah the prophet. This story’s focus is about a personal and miraculous encounter … Continue reading
111011 – Jews Are From Jupiter
I entered Yom Kippur this year in an emotional state of despair. It was not so much that in two weeks I am going to have my right foot amputated, I have reconciled myself with that, it was the overwhelming … Continue reading
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To Give Thanks
When I owned a restaurant in Jerusalem in the 80’s, we did a big Thanksgiving business with transplanted Americans, as well as young American men and women studying in Israel. While a great many of them were orthodox and not … Continue reading
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Tagged bible, Carlebach, Dovid HaMelech, Empire, God, Greeks, Holocaust, Israel, Jerusalem, Jewish, King David, King of Kings, Kotel, life, Maccabees, Minyan, prophet, psalms, Rabbi, Rav, Reb, Reb Shlomo Carlebach, Rebbi, Shechina, Spiritual, Thanksgiving, Tov, turkey Hodu, Wailing Wall, Yerushalayim, Yeshiva, Yosil Rosenzweig
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LIFE AND DEATH
LIFE AND DEATH There is a custom to recite a series of prayers on one’s deathbed prior to one’s demise. If one cannot do so themselves, it is usually done for them by their family and/or Rabbi. When my wife … Continue reading
Reb Yosil & The Kosher Gravy Co. 