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Interview with Rabbi Israel Feldman
Rabbi Israel Feldman describes growing up in Różan, Poland, during the 1920s and 1930s, including his close relationship with his mother and his experiences with anti ...
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Recensión de la obra: AA.VV., Las razones del derecho natural. Perspectivas teóricas y metodológicas ante la crisis del positivismo jurídico, coord. R. Rabbi-Baldi Cabanillas, Buenos Aires, Ábaco-Universidad Austral, 2000, 358 páginas.
Carlos I. Massini Correas
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Scholarly book chapterRabbi Jacob J. Schacter makes a powerful case for the rabbinic benefits to be drawn from a familiarity with modern Judaic scholarship, as well as contemporary literature.
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Rabbi Leonard Cahan Soviet Jewry Protest Collection 1985-1986
The papers of Rabbi Leonard S. Cahan focus on the imprisonment of the American Soviet Jewry Movement activist for demonstrating on behalf of Soviet Jews in front of the Soviet embassy in Washington D. C. on May 1st, 1985.
Cahan, Leonard, Rabbi
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The Talmudic Rabbi as Triage Officer: Decision-Making in Times of COVID-19
The essay outlines a four-phase triage process made by a fictive Talmudic rabbi working on an equally fictive hospital COVID-19 ward. The rabbi bases his decision on four different Talmudic texts, proceeding one by one, with each text building on the ...
George Y. Kohler
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Rabbi Shaul Osadchey Soviet Jewry Movement Papers. undated, 1968-1978, 1980-1981, 1983-1992
Papers of Rabbi Shaul Osadchey cover the period from the late 1960’s to the early 1990’s and reflect the activities of Houston Action for Soviet Jewry, co-founded by Rabbi Osadchey. The collection also contains print and near print materials from various
Osadchey, Shaul, Rabbi
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Photo from Rabbi David Goldstein's 1983 mission to the USSR: unidentified
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Goldstein, David, Rabbi and Goldstein, Shannie
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This article discusses Tzvi Avni’s Second Piano Sonata, Epitaph, a sonic commentary on one of the inner tales in Rabbi Nachman’s “The Seven Beggars”. Written between 1974 and 1979, Epitaph not only marks the composer’s act of translation (from words into
Assaf Shelleg
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2014 Rabbi Jonathan Sacks 'To Heal a Fractured World: The Challenge to Faith in the 21st Century'
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Rabbi Jonathan Sacks
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