What is Kapparot?
What do you think about the famous Jewish custom of Kapparot?
The weekly Torah portion is suspended this week as we celebrate Rosh Hashanah.
Jews often refer to this time of year as the High Holy Days. It is a time that includes the Jewish New Year and the Day of Atonement.
There’s a famous saying that “you don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone.”
Portion Re’eh details the covenant between the Children of Israel and God. Importantly, this portion mentions mentions the “place that God chose.” What is this place? Jerusalem of course!
Just under 3,300 years ago, the ancient city of Anatot was selected to serve as a center of spirituality in the Land of Israel.
Portion Re’eh details the covenant between the Children of Israel and God. Importantly, this portion mentions mentions the “place that God chose.” What is this place? Jerusalem of course!
The hilltops of Judea, the very landscapes where the future King David once fled from King Saul and where the tribes of Judah and Simeon, along with the Levites, lived during the days of the Temple. What we saw was nothing less than a miracle!
Portion Re’eh details the covenant between the Children of Israel and God. Importantly, this portion mentions mentions the “place that God chose.” What is this place? Jerusalem of course!
Are we still at war? I have been writing this column “War Diaries” for over two years now and for the most part have documented the feelings, motivations and realities that we are facing in Israel since that terrible day on 7 October 2023.