Tzvi Hersh Weinreb
By Tzvi Hersh Weinreb
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Opinion We Cannot Forget Jerusalem
People often ask us why we, as leaders of a largely North American Jewish organization, should take such a deep and personal interest in the fate of Jerusalem, a city nearly 6,000 miles away. It’s a fair question: Why should we care whether Jerusalem is divided into Jewish and Arab zones? The answer is simple:…
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Opinion Orthodox: Imbue Ritual With Spirituality
There is hardly an Orthodox Jewish community of any size in this country that does not have a day school, a Jewish high school and often a kollel of advanced scholars who are teaching and doing outreach in the community. The study of traditional texts is more widespread in American Orthodox Jewish communities today than…
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