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A photograph has saddled a Brooklyn-based haredi newspaper with negative publicity, resulting in a public apology for omitting the government’s most powerful woman from a photograph. more
The season of Arab discontent continues this week as Syrian tanks struggle to contain protesters aimed at removing President Bashar al-Assad. Putting the events in perspective, Congregation Shaaray Tefilla in Lawrence hosted Bar Ilan University professor Mordechai Kedar. “The Middle East is full of failing states,” said Kedar, a fluent Arabic speaker who has appeared numerous times on Arab television to give the Israeli point of view. more
In his latest weekly Dvar Torah titled, “The Duality of Jewish Time: Parshat Emor” British Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks wrote the following observations that are most apt to the book under review this week, “Palaces of Time” by Dr. Elisheva Carlebach [Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 2011]. more
The library is a unique institution in that it is a place where everyone in this community can come together. I decided to run for the Library Board to help make it a place that everyone can be proud … more
It is my sixth year as a trustee, fifth year as a President and was a concerned resident prior to being elected six years ago. I extensively attended meetings and thought that I would have a lot to … more
I am a long-time community advocate now running to transform the board of the Peninsula Public Library. I am happily married for 11 years and live in Cedarhurst with my wife, Esther, and our four … more
I have been privileged to serve on the Lawrence School Board for the past 10 years. I am proud of that public service; I am proud of the Board of Education’s many accomplishments in the Lawrence … more
If the Torah is of divine authorship, why does it repeat itself so much? Did G-d forget what He had already written when He chose to repeat an idea? And not just any idea, but an entire verse – … more
Calendar for the week of May 13, 2011 more
It sits on a narrow lot and it accommodates 23 cars, but it serves Lawrence, Cedarhurst, Inwood, Atlantic Beach, and parts of Woodmere. For years, there has been talk of a new building: a former school site next door, the parking lot of the Lawrence train station, and the Temple Israel property. The Peninsula Public Library in Lawrence remains in its half century-old building as plans for a new site remain stalled. more
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