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Tuesday, September 27, 2011
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Divrei Ben Sira
Divrei Ben Sira: "normal, mundane worldly order. In the search for God, you revert from what attracts you and swim toward that which is difficult. You abandon your comforting and familiar habits with the hope (the mere hope!) that something greater will be offered you in return for what you've given up. Every religion in the world operates on the same common understandings of what it means to be a good disciple-get up early and pray to your God, hone your virtues, be a good neighbor, respect yourself and others, master your cravings. We all agree that it would be easier to sleep in, and many of us do, but for millennia there have been others who choose instead to get up before the sun and wash their faces and go to their prayers. And then fiercely try to hold on to their devotional convictions throughout the lunacy of another day.
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YGB - יג"ב
YGB - יג"ב: "I came up with “frum week.” For seven days, I would do every Jewish ritual I could think of—big or small, no exceptions—to see whether rituals I had never tried or been mindful of would be meaningful to me.
Frum week required much more diligence and mental exertion than I’d anticipated. I’d thought studying for Organic Chemistry exams was hard, but nothing gets those brain cells firing like trying to figure out how to eat without violating the rules of kashrut."
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Frum week required much more diligence and mental exertion than I’d anticipated. I’d thought studying for Organic Chemistry exams was hard, but nothing gets those brain cells firing like trying to figure out how to eat without violating the rules of kashrut."
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YGB - יג"ב
YGB - יג"ב: "Why? Why do I choose to observe one ritual or commandment and not another?
In college, the why problem magnified. More options for Jewish practice existed than I’d ever realized. And I no longer had to be wedded to practices just because they were “the way I was raised.” How, for example, could I be sure that I was the type of Jew who prayed only on Shabbat, if I’d never tried anything different?"
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In college, the why problem magnified. More options for Jewish practice existed than I’d ever realized. And I no longer had to be wedded to practices just because they were “the way I was raised.” How, for example, could I be sure that I was the type of Jew who prayed only on Shabbat, if I’d never tried anything different?"
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Torat HaRav Aviner
Torat HaRav Aviner: "Abracadabra
Q: What does abracadabra mean?
A: Nothing. It is a made-up imaginary word. Some says that it comes from the Aramaic: "Avra Ka Davra" – meaning, "It should be created as I said".
Shiduch during Divorce
Q: I am going through a divorce. Can I begin to meet women for a Shiduch?
A: G-d forbid. You must wait until the divorce is completely finalized. In the meantime, the yoke of the Cherem of Rabbenu Gershon (which forbids divorcing a woman against her will) lays upon your neck. Shut Ezrat Cohain #62."
Q: What does abracadabra mean?
A: Nothing. It is a made-up imaginary word. Some says that it comes from the Aramaic: "Avra Ka Davra" – meaning, "It should be created as I said".
Shiduch during Divorce
Q: I am going through a divorce. Can I begin to meet women for a Shiduch?
A: G-d forbid. You must wait until the divorce is completely finalized. In the meantime, the yoke of the Cherem of Rabbenu Gershon (which forbids divorcing a woman against her will) lays upon your neck. Shut Ezrat Cohain #62."
Tel Aviv - Badatz New Ruling Forbids Charedim to Invest in Any Stocks -- VosIzNeias.com
Tel Aviv - Badatz New Ruling Forbids Charedim to Invest in Any Stocks -- VosIzNeias.com: "Nochi Dankner’s IDB Holdings as an example.
“If you invested in this holding company, which may appear to be a worthy holding company that promises a handsome yield, you have become partners in several hundred of its subsidiaries, which produce its hefty profits. These include the Nesher cement company, which officially operates and manufactures mountains of cement on Shabbat - and even on Yom Kippur, heaven preserve us; the Maman cargo terminal at Ben-Gurion Airport, which operates on Shabbat as if it were a weekday ... Even ‘innocent’ shares such as the Darban land development company owns a mall that operates on Shabbat, and Bank Leumi is a partner in the Fox fashion chain. Even Strauss shares include branches of the Coffee ToGo cafe chain, which operates on Shabbat.”"
“If you invested in this holding company, which may appear to be a worthy holding company that promises a handsome yield, you have become partners in several hundred of its subsidiaries, which produce its hefty profits. These include the Nesher cement company, which officially operates and manufactures mountains of cement on Shabbat - and even on Yom Kippur, heaven preserve us; the Maman cargo terminal at Ben-Gurion Airport, which operates on Shabbat as if it were a weekday ... Even ‘innocent’ shares such as the Darban land development company owns a mall that operates on Shabbat, and Bank Leumi is a partner in the Fox fashion chain. Even Strauss shares include branches of the Coffee ToGo cafe chain, which operates on Shabbat.”"
Hirhurim – Torah Musings |
Hirhurim – Torah Musings |: "n preparation for the upcoming holiday, here are some relevant free books available on HebrewBooks.org: Gevuras Yitzchak on Elul, Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur by R. Yitzchak Sorotzkin (Lakewood, 2007) Nitei Gavriel on Hilkhos Rosh Hashanah by R. Gavriel Zinner (Jerusalem, 2001) Derashah Le-Rosh Hashanah by Ra’avad of Posquieres Otzar Ha-Mo’adim by R. David Dov Meisels (NY, 2001) Gam Ani Od’kha on Rosh Hashanah by R. Gamliel Rabinowitz (Bnei Brak, 2009) Yalkut Le-Mo’adim on"
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Hirhurim – Torah Musings |
Hirhurim – Torah Musings |: "n preparation for the upcoming holiday, here are some relevant free books available on HebrewBooks.org: Gevuras Yitzchak on Elul, Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur by R. Yitzchak Sorotzkin (Lakewood, 2007) Nitei Gavriel on Hilkhos Rosh Hashanah by R. Gavriel Zinner (Jerusalem, 2001) Derashah Le-Rosh Hashanah by Ra’avad of Posquieres Otzar Ha-Mo’adim by R. David Dov Meisels (NY, 2001) Gam Ani Od’kha on Rosh Hashanah by R. Gamliel Rabinowitz (Bnei Brak, 2009) Yalkut Le-Mo’adim on"
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SoMeHoW Frum
SoMeHoW Frum: "Some years later one of the Jewish parody recordings saw fit to make fun of the Silent Prayer (Hinneni Heani) offered by the Chazan on the High Holidays before Musaf.
It took a while for me to shake these funny thoughts of cowboys, when Davening every morning. It took some time for me to appreciate the somberness of the Chazan's Tefilah prior to Musaf, without conjuring up images of cows lowing in the fields.
My feeling is that there are certain parts of Judaism, particularly the liturgy that should remain off-limits to parody.
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It took a while for me to shake these funny thoughts of cowboys, when Davening every morning. It took some time for me to appreciate the somberness of the Chazan's Tefilah prior to Musaf, without conjuring up images of cows lowing in the fields.
My feeling is that there are certain parts of Judaism, particularly the liturgy that should remain off-limits to parody.
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Chabad of Yale Breaks Ground on New Building - News - Chabad Lubavitch World Headquarters
Chabad of Yale Breaks Ground on New Building - News - Chabad Lubavitch World Headquarters: "Chabad at Yale University, including Connecticut Senator Richard Blumenthal and the university’s Provost, Peter Salovey, participated Sunday, September 20, at the ground-breaking of Chabad’s future home on campus.
The Berger Family building will be the center of the Bender Chabad House’s outreach activities serving Yale’s 2,000 Jewish students - roughly 25% of the total student population.
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The $2 million expansion will be more than eight times larger than Chabad’s current home. In addition to a synagogue and library, the new center will include a state-of-the-art kosher kitchen and dining room, a much needed addition. To date, Sara Rosenstein, Chabad representative to Yale with her husband, prepares Shabbat and Holiday meals for as many as 120 students from her home."
The Berger Family building will be the center of the Bender Chabad House’s outreach activities serving Yale’s 2,000 Jewish students - roughly 25% of the total student population.
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The $2 million expansion will be more than eight times larger than Chabad’s current home. In addition to a synagogue and library, the new center will include a state-of-the-art kosher kitchen and dining room, a much needed addition. To date, Sara Rosenstein, Chabad representative to Yale with her husband, prepares Shabbat and Holiday meals for as many as 120 students from her home."
The Jewish Standard
The Jewish Standard: "And Moses wrote this Torah, and delivered it to the priests the sons of Levi, who carried the ark of the covenant of the Lord, and to all the elders of Israel.”
What that actually means, “Moses wrote this Torah,” we do not know for certain, but from the context of this week’s parashah we can offer a suggestion: The Torah that Moses wrote is the record of the laws God spoke. In other words, the laws of the Torah are the laws God gave Moses and that Moses gave us.
Those laws are contained in this “Torah of Moses.”
Even though someone else, or maybe a dozen or a hundred dozen someone elses, may have added the narrative portions to the Torah, the laws in this Torah represent the legitimate and revealed word of God, as transmitted to us by Moses.
Thus, the laws we must repent for not observing are the laws of this Torah. It really is as simple as that."
What that actually means, “Moses wrote this Torah,” we do not know for certain, but from the context of this week’s parashah we can offer a suggestion: The Torah that Moses wrote is the record of the laws God spoke. In other words, the laws of the Torah are the laws God gave Moses and that Moses gave us.
Those laws are contained in this “Torah of Moses.”
Even though someone else, or maybe a dozen or a hundred dozen someone elses, may have added the narrative portions to the Torah, the laws in this Torah represent the legitimate and revealed word of God, as transmitted to us by Moses.
Thus, the laws we must repent for not observing are the laws of this Torah. It really is as simple as that."
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Make day school affordability a priority - The Jewish Standard
Make day school affordability a priority - The Jewish Standard: "NEW YORK – One of the most daunting challenges facing Jewish communities in North America is the high cost of living an Orthodox lifestyle. Particularly in these difficult economic times, when so many are either unemployed or underemployed, the financial demands seem overwhelming.
The No. 1 expense for most traditionally observant families is, of course, tuition. The day school tuition crisis is no longer something that looms on the distant horizon; it has arrived. The Avi Chai Foundation’s most recent census indicates an across-the-board enrollment drop of 3 percent."
The No. 1 expense for most traditionally observant families is, of course, tuition. The day school tuition crisis is no longer something that looms on the distant horizon; it has arrived. The Avi Chai Foundation’s most recent census indicates an across-the-board enrollment drop of 3 percent."
Whose Side Are You On Anyway? « Bad for Shidduchim
Whose Side Are You On Anyway? « Bad for Shidduchim: "Most of the time, a shadchan is particularly invested in one of the parties being set up. They’re not actually setting up pants and skirts. They’re setting up a skirt with their favorite nephew. Or a pair of pants with the neighbor’s aging daughter, lo aleinu.
This manifests especially in the follow-up to the date. The shadchan will call their principal party anxious to hear that it went well. If the principal party is less than enthusiastic, the shadchan won’t push. (S)he’ll apologize instead, and hasten to break the news to the auxiliary party. If the principal party is interested, on the other hand, the shadchan may press a reluctant auxiliary party to try again."
This manifests especially in the follow-up to the date. The shadchan will call their principal party anxious to hear that it went well. If the principal party is less than enthusiastic, the shadchan won’t push. (S)he’ll apologize instead, and hasten to break the news to the auxiliary party. If the principal party is interested, on the other hand, the shadchan may press a reluctant auxiliary party to try again."
At UN, Netanyahu Cites Rebbe’s Advice - News Briefs - News - Chabad Lubavitch World Headquarters
At UN, Netanyahu Cites Rebbe’s Advice - News Briefs - News - Chabad Lubavitch World Headquarters: "SEPTEMBER 23, 2011
Despite the overwhelmingly anti-Israel sentiment that pervaded the U.N. General Assembly today, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended Israel when he chose to preface his address with the advice of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson.
“You will be serving in a house of lies,” Netanyahu said, quoting the Rebbe's words to him in 1984, when Netanyahu met with Rebbe soon after he was appointed Israel’s ambassador to the U.N.
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“Remember, that even in the darkest place, the light of a candle can be seen far and wide.”"
Despite the overwhelmingly anti-Israel sentiment that pervaded the U.N. General Assembly today, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended Israel when he chose to preface his address with the advice of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson.
“You will be serving in a house of lies,” Netanyahu said, quoting the Rebbe's words to him in 1984, when Netanyahu met with Rebbe soon after he was appointed Israel’s ambassador to the U.N.
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“Remember, that even in the darkest place, the light of a candle can be seen far and wide.”"
Rav Soloveitchik on Evolution ~ Hirhurim - Musings
Rav Soloveitchik on Evolution ~ Hirhurim - Musings: "Indeed, one of the most annoying scientific facts which the modern homo religiosus encounters and tries vainly to harmonize with his belief is the so-called theory of evolution. In our daily jargon, we call this antinomy "evolution versus creation." The phrase does not exactly reflect the crux of the controversy, for the question does not revolve around divine creation and mechanistic evolution as such. We could find a solution of some kind to this controversy. What in fact is theoretically irreconcilable is the concept of man as the bearer of the divine image with the equalling of man and animal-plant existences. In other words, the ontic autonomy or heteronomy of man is the problem."
Maven Yavin: R' Soloveitchik on Torah and Science
Maven Yavin: R' Soloveitchik on Torah and Science: "It has been noted that R’ Soloveitchik didn't spend much energy addressing the conflicts between Torah and science. For example, his statement regarding evolution is hopelessly vague.
His essay “Catharsis” sheds at least some light on his view of the issue. The essay is based in part on the Midrash that describes the purpose of the Torah as "litzaref," to purge, his creations. RYBS describes this "purging" or "catharsis” as part of a dialectical process:
The Torah wants man, who is bold and adventurous in his quest for opportunities, to act heroically, and at the final moment, when it appears to him that victory is within reach, to stop short turn around and retreat."
His essay “Catharsis” sheds at least some light on his view of the issue. The essay is based in part on the Midrash that describes the purpose of the Torah as "litzaref," to purge, his creations. RYBS describes this "purging" or "catharsis” as part of a dialectical process:
The Torah wants man, who is bold and adventurous in his quest for opportunities, to act heroically, and at the final moment, when it appears to him that victory is within reach, to stop short turn around and retreat."
Wolfish Musings: The Unchanging Torah and its Changes
Wolfish Musings: The Unchanging Torah and its Changes: "SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 2009
The Unchanging Torah and its Changes
I was at a good friend's son's Bar Mitzvah tonight when another friend of mine told the following joke:
Moses is up on the mountain receiving the Torah. God is dictating the commandments to him and he is faithfully writing them down to disseminate them to the Children of Israel. Then the Lord says:
"THOU SHALT NOT BOIL A KID IN ITS MOTHER'S MILK."
"God," starts Moses, "does that mean that we can't eat milk and meat together?"
'THOU SHALT NOT BOIL A KID IN ITS MOTHER'S MILK," booms the Lord again.
"Lord," asks Moses, "does this mean that we have to have two separate sets of dishes?"
"THOU SHALT NOT BOIL A KID IN ITS MOTHER'S MILK," thunders the Almighty again.
"God," entreats Moses again "does this mean we have to wait six hours after meat before we eat milk again?"
A exasperated voice comes down from the heavens: "DO WHAT YOU WANT!""
The Unchanging Torah and its Changes
I was at a good friend's son's Bar Mitzvah tonight when another friend of mine told the following joke:
Moses is up on the mountain receiving the Torah. God is dictating the commandments to him and he is faithfully writing them down to disseminate them to the Children of Israel. Then the Lord says:
"THOU SHALT NOT BOIL A KID IN ITS MOTHER'S MILK."
"God," starts Moses, "does that mean that we can't eat milk and meat together?"
'THOU SHALT NOT BOIL A KID IN ITS MOTHER'S MILK," booms the Lord again.
"Lord," asks Moses, "does this mean that we have to have two separate sets of dishes?"
"THOU SHALT NOT BOIL A KID IN ITS MOTHER'S MILK," thunders the Almighty again.
"God," entreats Moses again "does this mean we have to wait six hours after meat before we eat milk again?"
A exasperated voice comes down from the heavens: "DO WHAT YOU WANT!""
9th of Av: the Seer of Lublin’s Yahrzeit « The Wonders of Your Torah
9th of Av: the Seer of Lublin’s Yahrzeit « The Wonders of Your Torah: "he Seer of Lublin, the mentor of almost all the leaders of the major Chasidic dynasties in Poland in the beginning of the 19th century (according to tradition, 120 Chasidic Rebbes were his disciples), was one of those great tzadikim who, like the Lubavitcher Rebbe in our generation, out of infinite love and compassion for the Jewish people, devoted his life, with total self-sacrifice (to the extent of becoming physically ill…), to bringing the Mashiach – now!
In Kabbalah, the passing of a tzadik is understood as the elevation of “feminine waters” (the existential longing of the tzadik‘s soul to leave the confines of the physical body, to return to and become part of God) that arouses from on high the descent of “masculine waters” (God’s arousal, as it were, to impregnate reality with a “new soul” of a great tzadik who will shine “new light” to the world)."
In Kabbalah, the passing of a tzadik is understood as the elevation of “feminine waters” (the existential longing of the tzadik‘s soul to leave the confines of the physical body, to return to and become part of God) that arouses from on high the descent of “masculine waters” (God’s arousal, as it were, to impregnate reality with a “new soul” of a great tzadik who will shine “new light” to the world)."
Wolfish Musings: High School Yet Again... One More Fear Of Mine
Wolfish Musings: High School Yet Again... One More Fear Of Mine: "Our son goes to a fairly RW Chareidi, black-hat, white-shirt/dark-pants only school. The high schools that we have looked at are not like that at all - they all encourage their students to go to college, they allow clothing with colors, many of the kids wear kippot s'rugot, many of them have televisions (well, so do many in the current school, even though it's officially highly discouraged), and most of the schools are Zionistic.
Part of the application process for just about every school that we are interested in involves having the principal fill out an evaluation on the student. Now, to be perfectly fair, my son is not the greatest student - when he's not sufficiently interested or challenged. I've found that when he has an interest in the gemara that they are learning, he is usually pretty capable of understanding it. However, if it's not so interesting, then his grades will start to plummet.
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Part of the application process for just about every school that we are interested in involves having the principal fill out an evaluation on the student. Now, to be perfectly fair, my son is not the greatest student - when he's not sufficiently interested or challenged. I've found that when he has an interest in the gemara that they are learning, he is usually pretty capable of understanding it. However, if it's not so interesting, then his grades will start to plummet.
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YUTorah Online
YUTorah Online: "Ehrman R' Ally (1388)
Lebowitz R' Aryeh (1798)
Miller R' Dovid (1512)
Rosensweig R' Mich... (1370)
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Schachter R' Hersh... (3388)
Simon R' Baruch (2025)
Sobolofsky R' Zvi (2476)
Wieder R' Jeremy (1065)
Willig R' Mordecha... (1485)"
Lebowitz R' Aryeh (1798)
Miller R' Dovid (1512)
Rosensweig R' Mich... (1370)
Rosner R' Shalom (1083)
Schachter R' Hersh... (3388)
Simon R' Baruch (2025)
Sobolofsky R' Zvi (2476)
Wieder R' Jeremy (1065)
Willig R' Mordecha... (1485)"
On the Main Line: A Messianic prophecy for 1840.
On the Main Line: A Messianic prophecy for 1840.: "Here is a most unusual Messianic prophecy in the name of Rabbi Shimon of Ostropoli, predicting 1840 as the year. As you can see this prophecy, commenting on Numbers 24:24, apparently predicts the French Revolution, some might see Napoleon, and some other stuff, including a free Jewish kingdom in Russia, and finally the Messiah, in the year 1840-41. This was printed in 1829, when "the fulfilment, being fixed for A. M. 5601, occurs in eleven years from this time." The author errs when he writes that Rabbi Shimshon lived 300 years earlier (ca. 1529), as he was killed in 1648."
On the Main Line: When the rabbis became doctors, someone said "This is stupid." part III
On the Main Line: When the rabbis became doctors, someone said "This is stupid." part III: " "Rabbi Doctor" phenomenon which arose in the 19th century (actually, at that time it was really more like "Rabbi assuming the title Doctor" phenomenon). Someone is said to have said that "The Jewish people were healthier before the rabbis became doctors." Ironic. I don't know if anyone really said it, but they really say that people said it. Here are parts one and two.
In any case, here is an interesting document from 1839. This is part of a posthumously published article by Peter Beer (1758-1838) in the Algemeine Zeitung des Judentums. Peter Beer of Prague was a teacher, historian and eventually a proponent of Reform. Having living through times of great transition he was in a position to reflect on new trends. In this case, this aged man had noticed that "nowadays" every would-be rabbi simply has to pursue a doctorate in a university."
In any case, here is an interesting document from 1839. This is part of a posthumously published article by Peter Beer (1758-1838) in the Algemeine Zeitung des Judentums. Peter Beer of Prague was a teacher, historian and eventually a proponent of Reform. Having living through times of great transition he was in a position to reflect on new trends. In this case, this aged man had noticed that "nowadays" every would-be rabbi simply has to pursue a doctorate in a university."
Wolfish Musings: Today's Lesson: Bride + Makeup = Bad
Wolfish Musings: Today's Lesson: Bride + Makeup = Bad: " the Darchei Rachel seminary in Jerusalem is providing a scholarship of 1000 NIS (about $265) to brides from their seminary who forgo makeup on their wedding day.
The payment comes about as a result of an uptrend of girls who are wearing makeup. The administrators of the school would like to fight this trend and so they are putting this offer out there. It is too soon to judge whether or not the new rule is effective.
There are a few things that I find interesting about this new development:
Firstly, the new rule wasn't promulgated as an outright ban but rather as an incentive"
The payment comes about as a result of an uptrend of girls who are wearing makeup. The administrators of the school would like to fight this trend and so they are putting this offer out there. It is too soon to judge whether or not the new rule is effective.
There are a few things that I find interesting about this new development:
Firstly, the new rule wasn't promulgated as an outright ban but rather as an incentive"
Menachem Mendel
Menachem Mendel: "The last few weeks have not been helpful for the image of ultra-orthodox in Israel. In Beit Shemesh, some ultra-orthodox have expressed their opposition to the opening of a national-religious school for girls (they also opposed the opening of the parallel school for boys) near their neighborhood through the vile harassment of elementary school girls and their parents that sometimes included the throwing of rocks, garbage, and feces. We used to live close to where the school is located and some of our friends have children attending the school, so this isn’t just a headline.
There have also been a number of attacks on religious book stores near Meah Shearim that weren’t religious enough. For updates on what is happening in Beit Shemesh see this Facebook group. Here is a recent report from this group of what recently happened:"
There have also been a number of attacks on religious book stores near Meah Shearim that weren’t religious enough. For updates on what is happening in Beit Shemesh see this Facebook group. Here is a recent report from this group of what recently happened:"
Menachem Mendel
Menachem Mendel: "Magen is a fantastic photographer who has been photographing the Hasidic community in Israel for a number of years. His photographs show the human side to a community that is all too often only known through the actions of its most fanatic and violent members."
Jewish Myth, Magic, and Mysticism
Jewish Myth, Magic, and Mysticism: "An interesting thing struck me while we read through the portion, Shoftim. The portion begins by instructing the Israelites to tear the asherot and m'tzavot, sacred trees* and stone pillars associated with pagan (or, more likely, corrupted Israelite) worship. But then Shoftim ends with God instructing the people not to cut down fruit trees during a siege. It made me think of how the idea assigned to the object makes all the difference. After all, trees and rocks remain potent Jewish symbols. Deuteronomy itself refers to God as Tzur, "Rock." and centuries later Proverbs speaks of wisdom** as "a tree of life." The objects don't go away, they just undergo a symbolic transmutation."
On the Main Line: Some 18th century references to the not-yet-controversial synagogue organ(s?) in Prague.
On the Main Line: Some 18th century references to the not-yet-controversial synagogue organ(s?) in Prague.: "These are interesting, because R. Yechiel Goldhaber found that after 1719 there is no reference to the Prague organ, until the 1819 letter from the Prague Bet Din in which the existence of this organ was confirmed ( with the disclaimer that the music ceases a half hour before shabbos). Here are three sources later than 1719."
About « TheWritersCafe.org
About « TheWritersCafe.org: "This website presents the viewpoint and ideas of one author who has taken on the orthodox lifestyle for himself and his now teenage daughter. Topics range from autobiographical, religious, philosophical, to pop culture. Authors style ranges from humorous to sometimes complex and esoteric analysis.
While content that describes specific details regarding the meaning of selected parts of Torah or orthodox ritual observance are by no means said to be authoritative. Such views or explanations do not necessarily reflect the viewpoint the publishers, advertisers, or affiliates of this website."
While content that describes specific details regarding the meaning of selected parts of Torah or orthodox ritual observance are by no means said to be authoritative. Such views or explanations do not necessarily reflect the viewpoint the publishers, advertisers, or affiliates of this website."
Friday, September 23, 2011
Torah Learning With Rabbi Shlomo Singer Shlita
Rabbi Singer of Passaic Torah Institute Doing What He Loves To Do: Torah Learning!
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Gerhson Pesach Shrager makes a cameo appearance.
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Gerhson Pesach Shrager makes a cameo appearance.
Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada
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Deal Yeshiva Ocean New Jersey 732-531-8090 732-663-1700
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Kushner Yeshiva High School Livingston New Jersey 973-597-1115 973-597-3363
Ma'ayanot-Yeshiva High School for Girls of Bergen County Teaneck New Jersey 201-833-4307 201-833-0816
Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva Edison New Jersey 732-572-5052 732-572-3049
The Rosenbaum Yeshiva of North Jersey River Edge New Jersey 201-986-1414 201-986-1155
Yeshiva Bais Aharon Lakewood New Jersey 732-367-7604 732-367-9596
Yeshiva Gedola of Bayonne Bayonne New Jersey 201-339-7187 201-339-8339
Yeshiva Ketana of Lakewood Lakewood New Jersey 732-363-2888 732-363-7724
Yeshiva Keter Torah Lakewood New Jersey 732-961-9731 732-961-9732
Yeshiva Ktana of Passaic Passaic New Jersey 973-916-1555 973-778-5697
Yeshiva Ktana of Passaic- Girls' Division Passaic New Jersey 973-365-0100 973-3"
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Ben Porat Yosef, The Sephardic Yeshiva of Bergen County Paramus New Jersey 201- 845-5007 201- 845-5009
Deal Yeshiva Ocean New Jersey 732-531-8090 732-663-1700
Deal Yeshiva-Bet Yaakov West Long Branch New Jersey 908-229-1717 732-728-1400
Hillel Yeshiva Ocean New Jersey 732-493-9300 732- 493-4852
Hillel Yeshiva High School Ocean New Jersey 732- 493-9300 732-493-2718
Kushner Yeshiva High School Livingston New Jersey 973-597-1115 973-597-3363
Ma'ayanot-Yeshiva High School for Girls of Bergen County Teaneck New Jersey 201-833-4307 201-833-0816
Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva Edison New Jersey 732-572-5052 732-572-3049
The Rosenbaum Yeshiva of North Jersey River Edge New Jersey 201-986-1414 201-986-1155
Yeshiva Bais Aharon Lakewood New Jersey 732-367-7604 732-367-9596
Yeshiva Gedola of Bayonne Bayonne New Jersey 201-339-7187 201-339-8339
Yeshiva Ketana of Lakewood Lakewood New Jersey 732-363-2888 732-363-7724
Yeshiva Keter Torah Lakewood New Jersey 732-961-9731 732-961-9732
Yeshiva Ktana of Passaic Passaic New Jersey 973-916-1555 973-778-5697
Yeshiva Ktana of Passaic- Girls' Division Passaic New Jersey 973-365-0100 973-3"
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Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada: "1555 973-778-5697
Yeshiva Ktana of Passaic- Girls' Division Passaic New Jersey 973-365-0100 973-365-1445
Yeshiva Ohr Chodosh Lakewood New Jersey 732-364-7062 201-364-1754
Yeshiva Ohr Hatalmud of Englewood Englewood New Jersey 201-816-1800 201-567-6013
Yeshiva Shaarei Tzion Piscataway New Jersey 732-777-0029 732-572-7001
Yeshiva Shaarei Tzion Girls Division Piscataway New Jersey 732-235-0042 732-235-0074
Yeshivat Beit Hillel Passaic New Jersey 973-777-0735 973-777-9477
Yeshivat Noam Paramus New Jersey 201-261-1919 201-439-1688
Ahi Ezer Yeshiva Brooklyn New York 718-648-6100 718-648-5521
Barkai Yeshivah Brooklyn New York 718.998.7473 718.758.3551
Bobover Yeshiva Bnei Zion Brooklyn New York 718-435-8033 718-972-5305
Bobover Yeshiva Bnei Zion Brooklyn New York 718-851-4000 718-972-5305
Canarsie Community Yeshiva Academy Brooklyn New York 718-251-1430"
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Yeshiva Ktana of Passaic- Girls' Division Passaic New Jersey 973-365-0100 973-365-1445
Yeshiva Ohr Chodosh Lakewood New Jersey 732-364-7062 201-364-1754
Yeshiva Ohr Hatalmud of Englewood Englewood New Jersey 201-816-1800 201-567-6013
Yeshiva Shaarei Tzion Piscataway New Jersey 732-777-0029 732-572-7001
Yeshiva Shaarei Tzion Girls Division Piscataway New Jersey 732-235-0042 732-235-0074
Yeshivat Beit Hillel Passaic New Jersey 973-777-0735 973-777-9477
Yeshivat Noam Paramus New Jersey 201-261-1919 201-439-1688
Ahi Ezer Yeshiva Brooklyn New York 718-648-6100 718-648-5521
Barkai Yeshivah Brooklyn New York 718.998.7473 718.758.3551
Bobover Yeshiva Bnei Zion Brooklyn New York 718-435-8033 718-972-5305
Bobover Yeshiva Bnei Zion Brooklyn New York 718-851-4000 718-972-5305
Canarsie Community Yeshiva Academy Brooklyn New York 718-251-1430"
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Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada: "k 718-251-1430
HALB Yeshiva High School for Boys (DRS) Woodmere New York 516-295-7700 516-295-2929
HALB Yeshiva High School for Girls (SKA) Hewlett Bay Park New York 516-374-7195 516-374-2532
Harma Religious Institute Yeshiva High School for Girls Brooklyn New York 718-743-3141 718-743-7990
Hebrew Academy of West Queens - Yeshivat ToraT Yisrael Sabah Forest Hills New York (718) 575-4161 (718) 575-4160
Lubavitcher Yeshiva Brooklyn New York 718-774-4131 718-756-5324
Magen David Yeshivah - Isaac Shalom Elementary School Brooklyn New York (718) 236-5905 (718) 954-3315
Magen David Yeshivah Celia Esses High School Brooklyn New York 718-331-4002 (718) 331-2174
Manhattan Day School/Yeshiva Ohr Torah New York New York 212-376-6800 212-376-6389
Mesivta & Yeshiva Gedola of Manhattan Beach Brooklyn New York (718) 368-1333 (718) 368-1969
Mirrer Yeshiva Ktanah Brooklyn New York (718) 375-4321 (718) 375-6501
Mirrer Yeshiva Mesivta High School Brooklyn New Yor"
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HALB Yeshiva High School for Boys (DRS) Woodmere New York 516-295-7700 516-295-2929
HALB Yeshiva High School for Girls (SKA) Hewlett Bay Park New York 516-374-7195 516-374-2532
Harma Religious Institute Yeshiva High School for Girls Brooklyn New York 718-743-3141 718-743-7990
Hebrew Academy of West Queens - Yeshivat ToraT Yisrael Sabah Forest Hills New York (718) 575-4161 (718) 575-4160
Lubavitcher Yeshiva Brooklyn New York 718-774-4131 718-756-5324
Magen David Yeshivah - Isaac Shalom Elementary School Brooklyn New York (718) 236-5905 (718) 954-3315
Magen David Yeshivah Celia Esses High School Brooklyn New York 718-331-4002 (718) 331-2174
Manhattan Day School/Yeshiva Ohr Torah New York New York 212-376-6800 212-376-6389
Mesivta & Yeshiva Gedola of Manhattan Beach Brooklyn New York (718) 368-1333 (718) 368-1969
Mirrer Yeshiva Ktanah Brooklyn New York (718) 375-4321 (718) 375-6501
Mirrer Yeshiva Mesivta High School Brooklyn New Yor"
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Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada: "375-4321 (718) 375-6501
Mirrer Yeshiva Mesivta High School Brooklyn New York (718) 375-0771 (718) 645-9251
Prospect Park Yeshiva Early Childhood Center Brooklyn New York 718.376 4400 718-376-4497
Prospect Park Yeshiva Elementary School Brooklyn New York 718.376 4400 718-376-4497
Prospect Park Yeshiva High School - Bnos Leah Brooklyn New York (718) 376-3337 (718) 376-4497
Stein Yeshiva of Lincoln Park Yonkers New York 914-965-7082 914-965-1902
United Lubavitcher Yeshiva - Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim Brooklyn New York 718-774-4131 718-756-5324
Yeshiva Ahaba Ve Ahava Brooklyn New York 718-376-3140 718-376-6097
Yeshiva Ahavas Torah Brooklyn New York 718-339-9656 718-336-5885
Yeshiva Ahavas Yisroel Brooklyn New York 718-388-0848 (718) 486-8937
Yeshiva and Mesivta of Brooklyn - Boys Brooklyn New York 718-252-9500 718-252-1883
Yeshiva and Mesivta of Brooklyn-Girls Brooklyn New York 718-376-3775 718-376-4280
Yeshiva and Mesivta of Staten Island Staten Island New York 718-356-4323"
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Mirrer Yeshiva Mesivta High School Brooklyn New York (718) 375-0771 (718) 645-9251
Prospect Park Yeshiva Early Childhood Center Brooklyn New York 718.376 4400 718-376-4497
Prospect Park Yeshiva Elementary School Brooklyn New York 718.376 4400 718-376-4497
Prospect Park Yeshiva High School - Bnos Leah Brooklyn New York (718) 376-3337 (718) 376-4497
Stein Yeshiva of Lincoln Park Yonkers New York 914-965-7082 914-965-1902
United Lubavitcher Yeshiva - Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim Brooklyn New York 718-774-4131 718-756-5324
Yeshiva Ahaba Ve Ahava Brooklyn New York 718-376-3140 718-376-6097
Yeshiva Ahavas Torah Brooklyn New York 718-339-9656 718-336-5885
Yeshiva Ahavas Yisroel Brooklyn New York 718-388-0848 (718) 486-8937
Yeshiva and Mesivta of Brooklyn - Boys Brooklyn New York 718-252-9500 718-252-1883
Yeshiva and Mesivta of Brooklyn-Girls Brooklyn New York 718-376-3775 718-376-4280
Yeshiva and Mesivta of Staten Island Staten Island New York 718-356-4323"
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Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada: "8-376-4280
Yeshiva and Mesivta of Staten Island Staten Island New York 718-356-4323 718-356-5412
Yeshiva and Mesivta Ohel Shmuel Bedford Hills New York 914-241-2700 914-666-0280
Yeshiva and Mesivta V'Yoel Moshe D'Satmar Monsey New York (914)425-2203
Yeshiva Ateres Tzvi Brooklyn New York 718-599-0022 718-599-0022
Yeshiva Ateres Yisroel Brooklyn New York 718-763-6777 718-763-1798
Yeshiva Avir Yaakov New Square New York 914-354-1201 914-354-0334
Yeshiva Avir Yakov Spring Valley New York (845) 362-6600
Yeshiva Bais Ephraim Brooklyn New York (718) 377-8448
Yeshiva Bais Hachinuch Spring Valley New York (845) 354-3805
Yeshiva Bais Yitzchok D'Spinka Brooklyn New York 718-387-4597 718-486-6645
Yeshiva Bais Yitzchok Talmud Torah Sqvere Brooklyn New York 718-633-4802 718-972-2595
Yeshiva Beis Meir Brooklyn New York 718-437-5844 718-437-4883
Yeshiva BeRachel David Flushing New York (718) 591-9574
Yeshiva Beth David Monsey New York 914-352-3100 91"
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Yeshiva and Mesivta of Staten Island Staten Island New York 718-356-4323 718-356-5412
Yeshiva and Mesivta Ohel Shmuel Bedford Hills New York 914-241-2700 914-666-0280
Yeshiva and Mesivta V'Yoel Moshe D'Satmar Monsey New York (914)425-2203
Yeshiva Ateres Tzvi Brooklyn New York 718-599-0022 718-599-0022
Yeshiva Ateres Yisroel Brooklyn New York 718-763-6777 718-763-1798
Yeshiva Avir Yaakov New Square New York 914-354-1201 914-354-0334
Yeshiva Avir Yakov Spring Valley New York (845) 362-6600
Yeshiva Bais Ephraim Brooklyn New York (718) 377-8448
Yeshiva Bais Hachinuch Spring Valley New York (845) 354-3805
Yeshiva Bais Yitzchok D'Spinka Brooklyn New York 718-387-4597 718-486-6645
Yeshiva Bais Yitzchok Talmud Torah Sqvere Brooklyn New York 718-633-4802 718-972-2595
Yeshiva Beis Meir Brooklyn New York 718-437-5844 718-437-4883
Yeshiva BeRachel David Flushing New York (718) 591-9574
Yeshiva Beth David Monsey New York 914-352-3100 91"
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Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada
Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada: "ork 718-437-5844 718-437-4883
Yeshiva BeRachel David Flushing New York (718) 591-9574
Yeshiva Beth David Monsey New York 914-352-3100 914-352-0153
Yeshiva Beth Hillel of Krasna Brooklyn New York 718-438-3535 718-438-9434
Yeshiva Beth Hillel of Krasna Annex Williamsburg New York (718) 802-9567 (718) 802-9567
Yeshiva Beth Yehuda V'Chaim D'Betlan Brooklyn New York 718 855 3546 718 855 3546
Yeshiva Binat Chaim Forest Hills New York 718-520-7775 718-520-0111
Yeshiva Bnai Yesucher Ber Brooklyn New York 718-387-0141
Yeshiva Chaim Vsholom Brooklyn New York 718-972-2741 718-972-4368
Yeshiva Chanoch Lenaar Brooklyn New York 718-774-8456 718-493-2424
Yeshiva Chasan Sofer Brooklyn New York 718-236-1171 718-236-1119
Yeshiva Chasdei Torah Brooklyn New York 718-256-1132 (718) 256-1442
Yeshiva Chatzar Hakodesh Sanz - Klausenberg Brooklyn "
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Yeshiva BeRachel David Flushing New York (718) 591-9574
Yeshiva Beth David Monsey New York 914-352-3100 914-352-0153
Yeshiva Beth Hillel of Krasna Brooklyn New York 718-438-3535 718-438-9434
Yeshiva Beth Hillel of Krasna Annex Williamsburg New York (718) 802-9567 (718) 802-9567
Yeshiva Beth Yehuda V'Chaim D'Betlan Brooklyn New York 718 855 3546 718 855 3546
Yeshiva Binat Chaim Forest Hills New York 718-520-7775 718-520-0111
Yeshiva Bnai Yesucher Ber Brooklyn New York 718-387-0141
Yeshiva Chaim Vsholom Brooklyn New York 718-972-2741 718-972-4368
Yeshiva Chanoch Lenaar Brooklyn New York 718-774-8456 718-493-2424
Yeshiva Chasan Sofer Brooklyn New York 718-236-1171 718-236-1119
Yeshiva Chasdei Torah Brooklyn New York 718-256-1132 (718) 256-1442
Yeshiva Chatzar Hakodesh Sanz - Klausenberg Brooklyn "
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Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada
Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada: "rk 718-236-1171 718-236-1119
Yeshiva Chasdei Torah Brooklyn New York 718-256-1132 (718) 256-1442
Yeshiva Chatzar Hakodesh Sanz - Klausenberg Brooklyn New York 718-436-1248 718-853-8893
Yeshiva Chemdas Yisroel Kerem Shlomo D'Bobov Brooklyn New York 718-437-7665 718-437-4988
Yeshiva Congregation Toras Yufa Brooklyn New York 718-436-5683
Yeshiva Darchei Noam Suffern New York (845) 352-7100 (845) 352-9593
Yeshiva Darchei Torah Far Rockaway New York 718 868-2300 718 868-4450
Yeshiva Darkei Avoseinu Brooklyn New York 718-648-3560 718-648-3561
Yeshiva Degel Hatorah Spring Valley New York 914-356-4610 914-356-4507
Yeshiva Derech Emes Monsey New York 914-426-2130 914-426-0771
Yeshiva Derech HaTorah Elementary School Brooklyn New York 718-258-4441 718-692-2285
Yeshiva Derech HaTorah High School Brooklyn New York"
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Yeshiva Chasdei Torah Brooklyn New York 718-256-1132 (718) 256-1442
Yeshiva Chatzar Hakodesh Sanz - Klausenberg Brooklyn New York 718-436-1248 718-853-8893
Yeshiva Chemdas Yisroel Kerem Shlomo D'Bobov Brooklyn New York 718-437-7665 718-437-4988
Yeshiva Congregation Toras Yufa Brooklyn New York 718-436-5683
Yeshiva Darchei Noam Suffern New York (845) 352-7100 (845) 352-9593
Yeshiva Darchei Torah Far Rockaway New York 718 868-2300 718 868-4450
Yeshiva Darkei Avoseinu Brooklyn New York 718-648-3560 718-648-3561
Yeshiva Degel Hatorah Spring Valley New York 914-356-4610 914-356-4507
Yeshiva Derech Emes Monsey New York 914-426-2130 914-426-0771
Yeshiva Derech HaTorah Elementary School Brooklyn New York 718-258-4441 718-692-2285
Yeshiva Derech HaTorah High School Brooklyn New York"
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Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada
Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada: " 718-258-4441 718-692-2285
Yeshiva Derech HaTorah High School Brooklyn New York (718) 258-4441 (718) 692-2285
Yeshiva Education for Special Students Flushing New York 718-268-5976 718-268-2933
Yeshiva Farm Settlement- Yeshiva of Nitra Mount Kisco New York (718) 387-0422 718-387-9400
Yeshiva Gedola Academy of Sheepshead Bay Brooklyn New York 718-646-8646 718-646-7091
Yeshiva Gedola Bais Yisroel Brooklyn New York 718-258-7400 718-258-2394
Yeshiva Gedola of South Monsey Monsey New York 845-356-4030 (845) 356-4036
Yeshiva Gedola Ohr Hatorah Monsey New York 845-356-0888 845-425-0890
Yeshiva Gedolah of Midwood Brooklyn New York (718) 853-2400
Yeshiva Har Torah Little Neck New York 718 343-2533 (718) 631-2513
Yeshiva Imrei Chaim Vishnitz Brooklyn New York (718) 236-6606 (718) 236-0970
Yeshiva Imrei Yosef Spinka Brooklyn New York 718-851-1600 718-851-2915
Yeshiva Institute Flushing New Y"
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Yeshiva Derech HaTorah High School Brooklyn New York (718) 258-4441 (718) 692-2285
Yeshiva Education for Special Students Flushing New York 718-268-5976 718-268-2933
Yeshiva Farm Settlement- Yeshiva of Nitra Mount Kisco New York (718) 387-0422 718-387-9400
Yeshiva Gedola Academy of Sheepshead Bay Brooklyn New York 718-646-8646 718-646-7091
Yeshiva Gedola Bais Yisroel Brooklyn New York 718-258-7400 718-258-2394
Yeshiva Gedola of South Monsey Monsey New York 845-356-4030 (845) 356-4036
Yeshiva Gedola Ohr Hatorah Monsey New York 845-356-0888 845-425-0890
Yeshiva Gedolah of Midwood Brooklyn New York (718) 853-2400
Yeshiva Har Torah Little Neck New York 718 343-2533 (718) 631-2513
Yeshiva Imrei Chaim Vishnitz Brooklyn New York (718) 236-6606 (718) 236-0970
Yeshiva Imrei Yosef Spinka Brooklyn New York 718-851-1600 718-851-2915
Yeshiva Institute Flushing New Y"
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Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada
Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada: " Brooklyn New York 718-851-1600 718-851-2915
Yeshiva Institute Flushing New York 718 762-7070 718 762-7314
Yeshiva K'tana of Mountaindale Mountaindale New York 914-434-6140
Yeshiva Karlin Stolin Brooklyn New York (718) 232-7800 (718) 331-4833
Yeshiva Kavunas Halev Brooklyn New York 718-851-7813
Yeshiva Kehilath Yaakov Brooklyn New York (718) 237-1209
Yeshiva Kehilath Yaakov Brooklyn New York 718-963-1212 718-382-8586
Yeshiva Kehilath Yaakov Millwood New York 914-762-3010 914-762-3010
Yeshiva Ketana of Bensonhurst Brooklyn New York (718) 236-4100 (718) 236-1909
Yeshiva Ketana of Long Island North Woodmere New York 516-791-2800 212-791-3901
Yeshiva Ketana of Manhattan"
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Yeshiva Institute Flushing New York 718 762-7070 718 762-7314
Yeshiva K'tana of Mountaindale Mountaindale New York 914-434-6140
Yeshiva Karlin Stolin Brooklyn New York (718) 232-7800 (718) 331-4833
Yeshiva Kavunas Halev Brooklyn New York 718-851-7813
Yeshiva Kehilath Yaakov Brooklyn New York (718) 237-1209
Yeshiva Kehilath Yaakov Brooklyn New York 718-963-1212 718-382-8586
Yeshiva Kehilath Yaakov Millwood New York 914-762-3010 914-762-3010
Yeshiva Ketana of Bensonhurst Brooklyn New York (718) 236-4100 (718) 236-1909
Yeshiva Ketana of Long Island North Woodmere New York 516-791-2800 212-791-3901
Yeshiva Ketana of Manhattan"
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Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada
Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada: " Brooklyn New York (718) 236-4100 (718) 236-1909
Yeshiva Ketana of Long Island North Woodmere New York 516-791-2800 212-791-3901
Yeshiva Ketana of Manhattan New York New York 212-769-1790 212-874-5706
Yeshiva Ketana of Queens Flushing New York 718-969-1000 718-969-9600
Yeshiva Lev Bonim Brooklyn New York (718) 444-5996 (718) 444-6208
Yeshiva M'Kor Chaim Brooklyn New York 718-851-0183 718-853-2967
Yeshiva Machzikei Hadas Belz Brooklyn New York 718-436-4445 718-435-9046
Yeshiva Machzikei Hadas Belz Spring Valley New York 914-425-0909 914-425-2164
Yeshiva Mercaz Hatorah of Belle Harbor Belle Harbor New York 718 474-3064 718-634-4510
Yeshiva Mesivta Arugath Habosem Brooklyn New York 718-237-4500 (718) 237-6022
Yeshiva Mesivta Tiferes Yisroel Brooklyn New York 718-258-9006 718-258-9055
Yeshiva Mesivta Torah Temimah Brooklyn New York 718-853-8500 718-438-5779
Yeshiva Mesivta Torah Vodaath Brooklyn New York 718-941-8000 718-941-8032
Yeshiva Minchas Elozar Brooklyn New York (718) 438-7633 (718) 438-0868
Yeshiva Minchas Yehuda Stitchin Brooklyn New York (718) 438-4400 (718) 437-7151
Yeshiva Nesivos Chaim Brooklyn New York ("
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Yeshiva Ketana of Long Island North Woodmere New York 516-791-2800 212-791-3901
Yeshiva Ketana of Manhattan New York New York 212-769-1790 212-874-5706
Yeshiva Ketana of Queens Flushing New York 718-969-1000 718-969-9600
Yeshiva Lev Bonim Brooklyn New York (718) 444-5996 (718) 444-6208
Yeshiva M'Kor Chaim Brooklyn New York 718-851-0183 718-853-2967
Yeshiva Machzikei Hadas Belz Brooklyn New York 718-436-4445 718-435-9046
Yeshiva Machzikei Hadas Belz Spring Valley New York 914-425-0909 914-425-2164
Yeshiva Mercaz Hatorah of Belle Harbor Belle Harbor New York 718 474-3064 718-634-4510
Yeshiva Mesivta Arugath Habosem Brooklyn New York 718-237-4500 (718) 237-6022
Yeshiva Mesivta Tiferes Yisroel Brooklyn New York 718-258-9006 718-258-9055
Yeshiva Mesivta Torah Temimah Brooklyn New York 718-853-8500 718-438-5779
Yeshiva Mesivta Torah Vodaath Brooklyn New York 718-941-8000 718-941-8032
Yeshiva Minchas Elozar Brooklyn New York (718) 438-7633 (718) 438-0868
Yeshiva Minchas Yehuda Stitchin Brooklyn New York (718) 438-4400 (718) 437-7151
Yeshiva Nesivos Chaim Brooklyn New York ("
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Torah Umadda - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Torah Umadda - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "As mentioned, based on Rabbi Soloveitchik's teachings, "Madda" entails "worldly involvement" in addition to its intellectual component - and places a high value on contribution to general society. Adherents of Centrist Orthodoxy are thus well represented, proportionately, in the professions and in academia[10] - and to some extent in politics. Members of Haredi communities, by contrast, will typically not undertake any post high school secular education (except for specific exceptions for livelihood purposes), and will, in general, minimise involvement with the secular; see further discussion under Divine Providence."
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:::Bnos Leah Prospect Park::ABOUT US::
:::Bnos Leah Prospect Park::ABOUT US::: ". Prospect Park Yeshiva's half-century of education meets the crossroads of technology; enabling all to easily, efficiently and happily reconnect. The Yeshiva is intent on finding every one of our graduates, sharing our stories, our families, and our dreams.
Prospect Park Yeshiva's goal is to "Prospect" the future; to coalesce its strength by "mining" its past. We are determined to "find" every one of our girls and educators via email and fax. We intend to create a virtual community of "Prospectors" – that will be an open, constant source of communication and assistance.
The first step is easy. Please give us your name,and a phone number and address where you can be reached, and include your maiden name and year of graduation -- and if you wish, a line or two about what you are doing. "
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Prospect Park Yeshiva's goal is to "Prospect" the future; to coalesce its strength by "mining" its past. We are determined to "find" every one of our girls and educators via email and fax. We intend to create a virtual community of "Prospectors" – that will be an open, constant source of communication and assistance.
The first step is easy. Please give us your name,and a phone number and address where you can be reached, and include your maiden name and year of graduation -- and if you wish, a line or two about what you are doing. "
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Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada
Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada: "os Chaim Brooklyn New York (718) 633-4760 (718) 633-2468
Yeshiva of Belle Harbor Belle Harbor New York 718-474-0045 718-945-0309
Yeshiva of Brooklyn Boys Division Brooklyn New York (718)252-9500 (718) 376-5219
Yeshiva of Brooklyn Girls Division Brooklyn New York 718-376-3775 (718) 376-5219
Yeshiva of Central Queens Flushing New York 718-793-8500 718-793-8504
Yeshiva of Crown Heights Brooklyn New York 718-444-5800 718-444-5851
Yeshiva of Far Rockaway - Derech Eison Far Rockaway New York 718 327-7600 718-327-1430
Yeshiva of Flatbush Elementary School Brooklyn New York 718-377-4466 718-258-0824
Yeshiva of Flatbush High School Brooklyn New York 718-377-1100 718-258-0933
Yeshiva of Kings Bay Brooklyn New York 718-646-8500 718-646-8223
Yeshiva of Manhattan Beach Brooklyn New York 718-743-5511 718-743-1920
Yeshiva of Rockland County/Rockland Hebrew Day School Spring Valley New York 914 352-6629 914-352-6787
Yeshiva of South Shore Hewlett New York 516-374-7363 516-374-2024
Yeshiva of Spring Valley Monsey New York 914-356-1400 914-356-8551
Yeshiva of Spring Valley - Bais Sarah Monsey New York (845) 362-1874 (845) 362-5923
Yeshiva of Telshe Riverdale New York 718-601-3523 718-601-2141
Yeshiva Ohel Simcha Flushing New York 718.544.6061 718-261-1011
Yeshiva Ohr Eliezer"
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Yeshiva of Belle Harbor Belle Harbor New York 718-474-0045 718-945-0309
Yeshiva of Brooklyn Boys Division Brooklyn New York (718)252-9500 (718) 376-5219
Yeshiva of Brooklyn Girls Division Brooklyn New York 718-376-3775 (718) 376-5219
Yeshiva of Central Queens Flushing New York 718-793-8500 718-793-8504
Yeshiva of Crown Heights Brooklyn New York 718-444-5800 718-444-5851
Yeshiva of Far Rockaway - Derech Eison Far Rockaway New York 718 327-7600 718-327-1430
Yeshiva of Flatbush Elementary School Brooklyn New York 718-377-4466 718-258-0824
Yeshiva of Flatbush High School Brooklyn New York 718-377-1100 718-258-0933
Yeshiva of Kings Bay Brooklyn New York 718-646-8500 718-646-8223
Yeshiva of Manhattan Beach Brooklyn New York 718-743-5511 718-743-1920
Yeshiva of Rockland County/Rockland Hebrew Day School Spring Valley New York 914 352-6629 914-352-6787
Yeshiva of South Shore Hewlett New York 516-374-7363 516-374-2024
Yeshiva of Spring Valley Monsey New York 914-356-1400 914-356-8551
Yeshiva of Spring Valley - Bais Sarah Monsey New York (845) 362-1874 (845) 362-5923
Yeshiva of Telshe Riverdale New York 718-601-3523 718-601-2141
Yeshiva Ohel Simcha Flushing New York 718.544.6061 718-261-1011
Yeshiva Ohr Eliezer"
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Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada
Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada: "438-4400 (718) 437-7151
Yeshiva Nesivos Chaim Brooklyn New York (718) 633-4760 (718) 633-2468
Yeshiva of Belle Harbor Belle Harbor New York 718-474-0045 718-945-0309
Yeshiva of Brooklyn Boys Division Brooklyn New York (718)252-9500 (718) 376-5219
Yeshiva of Brooklyn Girls Division Brooklyn New York 718-376-3775 (718) 376-5219
Yeshiva of Central Queens Flushing New York 718-793-8500 718-793-8504
Yeshiva of Crown Heights Brooklyn New York 718-444-5800 718-444-5851
Yeshiva of Far Rockaway - Derech Eison Far Rockaway New York 718 327-7600 718-327-1430
Yeshiva of Flatbush Elementary School Brooklyn New York 718-377-4466 718-258-0824
Yeshiva of Flatbush High School Brooklyn New York 718-377-1100 718-258-0933
Yeshiva of Kings Bay Brooklyn New York 718-646-8500 718-646-8223
Yeshiva of Manhattan Beach Brooklyn New York 718-743-5511 718-743-1920
Yeshiva of Rockland County/Rockland Hebrew Day School Spring Valley New York 914 352-6629 914-352-6787
Yeshiva of South Shore Hewlett New York 516-374-7363 516-374-2024
Yeshiva of Spring Valley Monsey New York 914-356-1400"
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Yeshiva Nesivos Chaim Brooklyn New York (718) 633-4760 (718) 633-2468
Yeshiva of Belle Harbor Belle Harbor New York 718-474-0045 718-945-0309
Yeshiva of Brooklyn Boys Division Brooklyn New York (718)252-9500 (718) 376-5219
Yeshiva of Brooklyn Girls Division Brooklyn New York 718-376-3775 (718) 376-5219
Yeshiva of Central Queens Flushing New York 718-793-8500 718-793-8504
Yeshiva of Crown Heights Brooklyn New York 718-444-5800 718-444-5851
Yeshiva of Far Rockaway - Derech Eison Far Rockaway New York 718 327-7600 718-327-1430
Yeshiva of Flatbush Elementary School Brooklyn New York 718-377-4466 718-258-0824
Yeshiva of Flatbush High School Brooklyn New York 718-377-1100 718-258-0933
Yeshiva of Kings Bay Brooklyn New York 718-646-8500 718-646-8223
Yeshiva of Manhattan Beach Brooklyn New York 718-743-5511 718-743-1920
Yeshiva of Rockland County/Rockland Hebrew Day School Spring Valley New York 914 352-6629 914-352-6787
Yeshiva of South Shore Hewlett New York 516-374-7363 516-374-2024
Yeshiva of Spring Valley Monsey New York 914-356-1400"
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Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada
Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada: " Flushing New York 718.544.6061 718-261-1011
Yeshiva Ohr Eliezer Brooklyn New York (718) 336-2898
Yeshiva Ohr Hameir Monsey New York (914) 425-5589
Yeshiva Ohr Hatorah Brooklyn New York (718) 851-2879
Yeshiva Ohr Hatorah Brooklyn New York 718-645-4645 718-645-4693
Yeshiva Ohr Moleh Koson Brooklyn New York 718-972-4078 718-438-8037
Yeshiva Ohr Reuven Suffern New York 914-362-8362 (845) 354-4830
Yeshiva Ohr Shraga D'Veretzky Brooklyn New York (718) 252-7777
Yeshiva R'tzahd Brooklyn New York (718) 444-5996 (718) 927-2417
Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Berlin Brooklyn New York 718-377-5800 718-377-6991
Yeshiva Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch New York New York 212-568-6200 212-928-4422
Yeshiva Rambam Brooklyn New York 718-338-6921 718-377-2870
Yeshiva Rambam Zvi Dov Roth Academy Brooklyn New York 718-376-6636 718-645-8288
Yeshiva Ruach Chaim Brooklyn New York 718-253-1611 (718) 677-6365
Yeshiva Shaar Ephraim Monsey New York 914-426-3110
Yeshiva Shaar Hatorah-Grodno Kew Gardens New York 718-846-1940
Yeshiva Shaarei Hayosher Brooklyn New York 718-376-4555 718-376-1633
Yeshiva Shaarei Yosher School Brooklyn New York 718-854-2290
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Yeshiva Tiferes Elimelech Brooklyn"
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Yeshiva Ohr Eliezer Brooklyn New York (718) 336-2898
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Yeshiva Ohr Moleh Koson Brooklyn New York 718-972-4078 718-438-8037
Yeshiva Ohr Reuven Suffern New York 914-362-8362 (845) 354-4830
Yeshiva Ohr Shraga D'Veretzky Brooklyn New York (718) 252-7777
Yeshiva R'tzahd Brooklyn New York (718) 444-5996 (718) 927-2417
Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Berlin Brooklyn New York 718-377-5800 718-377-6991
Yeshiva Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch New York New York 212-568-6200 212-928-4422
Yeshiva Rambam Brooklyn New York 718-338-6921 718-377-2870
Yeshiva Rambam Zvi Dov Roth Academy Brooklyn New York 718-376-6636 718-645-8288
Yeshiva Ruach Chaim Brooklyn New York 718-253-1611 (718) 677-6365
Yeshiva Shaar Ephraim Monsey New York 914-426-3110
Yeshiva Shaar Hatorah-Grodno Kew Gardens New York 718-846-1940
Yeshiva Shaarei Hayosher Brooklyn New York 718-376-4555 718-376-1633
Yeshiva Shaarei Yosher School Brooklyn New York 718-854-2290
Yeshiva Tehila L'Dovid Brooklyn New York 718-645-0028 718-627-8357
Yeshiva Tiferes Elimelech Brooklyn"
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Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada
Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada: " New York 718-438-1177
Yeshiva Tiferes Shmiel D'aleksander Brooklyn New York 718-236-2120 (718) 972-4969
Yeshiva Tifereth Moshe Dov Revel Center Kew Gardens New York 718-846-7300 718-441-3962
Yeshiva Tifereth Torah Staten Island New York 718-447-1151 718-447-2964
Yeshiva Torah Umidos Brooklyn New York 718-339-7672
Yeshiva Toras Chesed Brooklyn New York 718-972-3077 718-972-3078
Yeshiva Toras Emes Kamenitz Brooklyn New York (718) 375-0900
Yeshiva Tzemach Tzadik Viznitz Brooklyn New York 718-782-6383
Yeshiva University High School for Boys - Marsha Stern Talmudical Academy New York New York 212-960-5337 212-960-0027
Yeshiva University Samuel H. Wang High School for Girls Holliswood New York 718-479-8550 718-479-8686
Yeshiva Viznitz Monsey New York 914-356-1010 914-356-7359
Yeshiva Vyelipol Brooklyn New York 718-951-1800 718-951-3414
Yeshiva Yagdil Torah Brooklyn New York 718-871-9100 718-436-0549
Yeshiva Yesode Hatorah Brooklyn New York (718) 384-1611 718-802-1613
Yeshiva Yesode Hatorah Brooklyn New York 718-384-1611 718-852-4363
Yeshiva Yesode Hatorah Adas Yereim- Veiner Yeshiva Brooklyn New York 718-384-6393 718-384-5530
Yeshiva Yesode Hatorah Adas Yereim- Veiner Yeshiva Brooklyn New York 718-851-6462 718-851-7298
Yeshiva Zichron Yaakov Spring Valley"
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Yeshiva Tiferes Shmiel D'aleksander Brooklyn New York 718-236-2120 (718) 972-4969
Yeshiva Tifereth Moshe Dov Revel Center Kew Gardens New York 718-846-7300 718-441-3962
Yeshiva Tifereth Torah Staten Island New York 718-447-1151 718-447-2964
Yeshiva Torah Umidos Brooklyn New York 718-339-7672
Yeshiva Toras Chesed Brooklyn New York 718-972-3077 718-972-3078
Yeshiva Toras Emes Kamenitz Brooklyn New York (718) 375-0900
Yeshiva Tzemach Tzadik Viznitz Brooklyn New York 718-782-6383
Yeshiva University High School for Boys - Marsha Stern Talmudical Academy New York New York 212-960-5337 212-960-0027
Yeshiva University Samuel H. Wang High School for Girls Holliswood New York 718-479-8550 718-479-8686
Yeshiva Viznitz Monsey New York 914-356-1010 914-356-7359
Yeshiva Vyelipol Brooklyn New York 718-951-1800 718-951-3414
Yeshiva Yagdil Torah Brooklyn New York 718-871-9100 718-436-0549
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Yeshiva Yesode Hatorah Adas Yereim- Veiner Yeshiva Brooklyn New York 718-384-6393 718-384-5530
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Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada
Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada: " Brooklyn New York 718-851-6462 718-851-7298
Yeshiva Zichron Yaakov Spring Valley New York 914-362-4990 914-362-4979
Yeshivah Ohel Moshe Brooklyn New York 718-236-4003 718-236-4923
Yeshivas Boyan Tiferes Mordechai Shlomo Brooklyn New York 718-435-6060 718-435-4060
Yeshivas Komemiyus Brooklyn New York 718-253-0101 718-677-0948
Yeshivas Novominsk Kol Yehuda Brooklyn New York 718 438-2727 718-438-2472
Yeshivas Ohavei Torah of Riverdale Riverdale New York (718) 432-2600
Yeshivat Ateret Torah Brooklyn New York 718-375-7100 718-645-5097
Yeshivat Ohel Torah Brooklyn New York (718) 431-0915
Yeshivat Ohr Haiim Great Neck New York 516 829-2987 516-829-0951
Yeshivat Ohr Haiim Little Neck New York 718 281-2282 718-281-4424
Yeshivat Ohr Haiim Richmond Hill New York 718-658-7066 718-658-1022
Yeshivat Or Hatorah Brooklyn New York 718-645-4645 (718) 645-4698
Yeshivat Shaare Torah Brooklyn New York 718-437-6101 718-437-6119
Yeshivat Shaare Torah Boys Elementary Brooklyn New York (718) 645-2142 718-645-9529
Yeshivat Shaare Torah Boys High School Brooklyn New York 718-645-6676 718-319-2135
Yeshivat Shaare Torah Girls High School Brooklyn New York (718) 382-4000
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Yeshiva Zichron Yaakov Spring Valley New York 914-362-4990 914-362-4979
Yeshivah Ohel Moshe Brooklyn New York 718-236-4003 718-236-4923
Yeshivas Boyan Tiferes Mordechai Shlomo Brooklyn New York 718-435-6060 718-435-4060
Yeshivas Komemiyus Brooklyn New York 718-253-0101 718-677-0948
Yeshivas Novominsk Kol Yehuda Brooklyn New York 718 438-2727 718-438-2472
Yeshivas Ohavei Torah of Riverdale Riverdale New York (718) 432-2600
Yeshivat Ateret Torah Brooklyn New York 718-375-7100 718-645-5097
Yeshivat Ohel Torah Brooklyn New York (718) 431-0915
Yeshivat Ohr Haiim Great Neck New York 516 829-2987 516-829-0951
Yeshivat Ohr Haiim Little Neck New York 718 281-2282 718-281-4424
Yeshivat Ohr Haiim Richmond Hill New York 718-658-7066 718-658-1022
Yeshivat Or Hatorah Brooklyn New York 718-645-4645 (718) 645-4698
Yeshivat Shaare Torah Brooklyn New York 718-437-6101 718-437-6119
Yeshivat Shaare Torah Boys Elementary Brooklyn New York (718) 645-2142 718-645-9529
Yeshivat Shaare Torah Boys High School Brooklyn New York 718-645-6676 718-319-2135
Yeshivat Shaare Torah Girls High School Brooklyn New York (718) 382-4000
Etz Chaim Yeshiva - Patricia"
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Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada
Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada: " Silver Spring Maryland (301) 649-7077 (301) 649-7053
Yeshiva of Greater Washington-Girls' Division Silver Spring Maryland (301) 962-5111 (301) 962-8372
Yeshivas Chofetz Chaim Talmudical Academy of Baltimore Baltimore Maryland 410-484-6600 410-484-5717
Yeshivas Kochav Yitzchok Torah Institute of Baltimore Baltimore Maryland (410) 654-3500 410-644-4104
Yeshivas Lev Shlomo Baltimore Maryland 410-764-6500 410-741-3706
Yeshivat Rambam Baltimore Maryland 410-358-6091 410-358-4229
Lubavitcher Yeshiva Academy Longmeadow Massachusetts 413-567-8665 413-567-2233
Yeshiva Academy of Worcester Worcester Massachusetts 508-752-0904 508-799-7413
Yeshiva Beth Yehudah Southfield Michigan 248-557-6750 248-557-6838
Yeshiva Gedolah Ateres Mordechai Oak Park Michigan 248-968-3360
Yeshivas Darchei Torah Boys' School Southfield Michigan 248-948-1080 248-357-3642
Yeshivas Darchei Torah Girls' School Southfield Michigan 248-948-1080 248-357-3642
Block Yeshiva High School - Boys' School St. Louis Missouri 314-569-0073 314-872-8703
Block Yeshiva High School - Girls' School St Louis Missouri 314-872-8701 314-872-8703
Ben Porat Yosef, The Sephardic Yeshiva of Bergen County Paramus New Jersey 201- 845-5007 201- 845-5009
Deal Yeshiva Ocean New Jersey 732-531-8090 732-663-1700
Deal Yeshiva-Bet Yaakov West Long Branch New Jersey 908-229-1717 732-728-1400
Hillel Yeshiva Ocean"
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Yeshiva of Greater Washington-Girls' Division Silver Spring Maryland (301) 962-5111 (301) 962-8372
Yeshivas Chofetz Chaim Talmudical Academy of Baltimore Baltimore Maryland 410-484-6600 410-484-5717
Yeshivas Kochav Yitzchok Torah Institute of Baltimore Baltimore Maryland (410) 654-3500 410-644-4104
Yeshivas Lev Shlomo Baltimore Maryland 410-764-6500 410-741-3706
Yeshivat Rambam Baltimore Maryland 410-358-6091 410-358-4229
Lubavitcher Yeshiva Academy Longmeadow Massachusetts 413-567-8665 413-567-2233
Yeshiva Academy of Worcester Worcester Massachusetts 508-752-0904 508-799-7413
Yeshiva Beth Yehudah Southfield Michigan 248-557-6750 248-557-6838
Yeshiva Gedolah Ateres Mordechai Oak Park Michigan 248-968-3360
Yeshivas Darchei Torah Boys' School Southfield Michigan 248-948-1080 248-357-3642
Yeshivas Darchei Torah Girls' School Southfield Michigan 248-948-1080 248-357-3642
Block Yeshiva High School - Boys' School St. Louis Missouri 314-569-0073 314-872-8703
Block Yeshiva High School - Girls' School St Louis Missouri 314-872-8701 314-872-8703
Ben Porat Yosef, The Sephardic Yeshiva of Bergen County Paramus New Jersey 201- 845-5007 201- 845-5009
Deal Yeshiva Ocean New Jersey 732-531-8090 732-663-1700
Deal Yeshiva-Bet Yaakov West Long Branch New Jersey 908-229-1717 732-728-1400
Hillel Yeshiva Ocean"
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Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada
Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada: " New Jersey 732-493-9300 732- 493-4852
Hillel Yeshiva High School Ocean New Jersey 732- 493-9300 732-493-2718
Kushner Yeshiva High School Livingston New Jersey 973-597-1115 973-597-3363
Ma'ayanot-Yeshiva High School for Girls of Bergen County Teaneck New Jersey 201-833-4307 201-833-0816
Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva Edison New Jersey 732-572-5052 732-572-3049
The Rosenbaum Yeshiva of North Jersey River Edge New Jersey 201-986-1414 201-986-1155
Yeshiva Bais Aharon Lakewood New Jersey 732-367-7604 732-367-9596
Yeshiva Gedola of Bayonne Bayonne New Jersey 201-339-7187 201-339-8339
Yeshiva Ketana of Lakewood Lakewood New Jersey 732-363-2888 732-363-7724
Yeshiva Keter Torah Lakewood New Jersey 732-961-9731 732-961-9732
Yeshiva Ktana of Passaic Passaic New Jersey 973-916-1555 973-778-5697
Yeshiva Ktana of Passaic- Girls' Division Passaic New Jersey 973-365-0100 973-365-1445
Yeshiva Ohr Chodosh Lakewood New Jersey 732-364-7062 201-364-1754
Yeshiva Ohr Hatalmud of Englewood Englewood New Jersey 201-816-1800 201-567-6013
Yeshiva Shaarei Tzion Piscataway New Jersey 732-777-0029 732-572-7001
Yeshiva Shaarei Tzion Girls Division Piscataway New Jersey 732-235-0042 732-235-0074
Yeshivat Beit Hillel"
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Hillel Yeshiva High School Ocean New Jersey 732- 493-9300 732-493-2718
Kushner Yeshiva High School Livingston New Jersey 973-597-1115 973-597-3363
Ma'ayanot-Yeshiva High School for Girls of Bergen County Teaneck New Jersey 201-833-4307 201-833-0816
Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva Edison New Jersey 732-572-5052 732-572-3049
The Rosenbaum Yeshiva of North Jersey River Edge New Jersey 201-986-1414 201-986-1155
Yeshiva Bais Aharon Lakewood New Jersey 732-367-7604 732-367-9596
Yeshiva Gedola of Bayonne Bayonne New Jersey 201-339-7187 201-339-8339
Yeshiva Ketana of Lakewood Lakewood New Jersey 732-363-2888 732-363-7724
Yeshiva Keter Torah Lakewood New Jersey 732-961-9731 732-961-9732
Yeshiva Ktana of Passaic Passaic New Jersey 973-916-1555 973-778-5697
Yeshiva Ktana of Passaic- Girls' Division Passaic New Jersey 973-365-0100 973-365-1445
Yeshiva Ohr Chodosh Lakewood New Jersey 732-364-7062 201-364-1754
Yeshiva Ohr Hatalmud of Englewood Englewood New Jersey 201-816-1800 201-567-6013
Yeshiva Shaarei Tzion Piscataway New Jersey 732-777-0029 732-572-7001
Yeshiva Shaarei Tzion Girls Division Piscataway New Jersey 732-235-0042 732-235-0074
Yeshivat Beit Hillel"
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Israelim.com! The only Israelim community in the world
Israelim.com! The only Israelim community in the world: "Beit Midrash Gavonah
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67-09 108th st.
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718-847-1462
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718-209-0608
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212-227-1000
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Lakewood, NJ
732-367-1060
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67-09 108th st.
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718-847-1462
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Brooklyn, NY
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160 Broadway
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Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada
Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada: " Missouri 314-872-8701 314-872-8703
Ben Porat Yosef, The Sephardic Yeshiva of Bergen County Paramus New Jersey 201- 845-5007 201- 845-5009
Deal Yeshiva Ocean New Jersey 732-531-8090 732-663-1700
Deal Yeshiva-Bet Yaakov West Long Branch New Jersey 908-229-1717 732-728-1400
Hillel Yeshiva Ocean New Jersey 732-493-9300 732- 493-4852
Hillel Yeshiva High School Ocean New Jersey 732- 493-9300 732-493-2718
Kushner Yeshiva High School Livingston New Jersey 973-597-1115 973-597-3363
Ma'ayanot-Yeshiva High School for Girls of Bergen County Teaneck New Jersey 201-833-4307 201-833-0816
Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva Edison New Jersey 732-572-5052 732-572-3049
The Rosenbaum Yeshiva of North Jersey River Edge New Jersey 201-986-1414 201-986-1155
Yeshiva Bais Aharon Lakewood New Jersey 732-367-7604 732-367-9596
Yeshiva Gedola of Bayonne Bayonne New Jersey 201-339-7187 201-339-8339
Yeshiva Ketana of Lakewood Lakewood New Jersey 732-363-2888 732-363-7724
Yeshiva Keter Torah Lakewood New Jersey 732-961-9731 732-961-9732
Yeshiva Ktana of Passaic Passaic New Jersey 973-916-1555 973-778-5697"
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Ben Porat Yosef, The Sephardic Yeshiva of Bergen County Paramus New Jersey 201- 845-5007 201- 845-5009
Deal Yeshiva Ocean New Jersey 732-531-8090 732-663-1700
Deal Yeshiva-Bet Yaakov West Long Branch New Jersey 908-229-1717 732-728-1400
Hillel Yeshiva Ocean New Jersey 732-493-9300 732- 493-4852
Hillel Yeshiva High School Ocean New Jersey 732- 493-9300 732-493-2718
Kushner Yeshiva High School Livingston New Jersey 973-597-1115 973-597-3363
Ma'ayanot-Yeshiva High School for Girls of Bergen County Teaneck New Jersey 201-833-4307 201-833-0816
Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva Edison New Jersey 732-572-5052 732-572-3049
The Rosenbaum Yeshiva of North Jersey River Edge New Jersey 201-986-1414 201-986-1155
Yeshiva Bais Aharon Lakewood New Jersey 732-367-7604 732-367-9596
Yeshiva Gedola of Bayonne Bayonne New Jersey 201-339-7187 201-339-8339
Yeshiva Ketana of Lakewood Lakewood New Jersey 732-363-2888 732-363-7724
Yeshiva Keter Torah Lakewood New Jersey 732-961-9731 732-961-9732
Yeshiva Ktana of Passaic Passaic New Jersey 973-916-1555 973-778-5697"
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Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada
Jewish Day Schools - US and Canada: "To search our North American Jewish day school directory, enter a school name, city, or state/province below, and press 'search'.
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To view the complete listing of the Jewish day schools in North America, enter a space (' ') in the school name field below and press 'search'.
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Contact Us - Hebrew Today
Contact Us - Hebrew Today: "HebrewToday started its journey in 1984 as a family owned business, publishing mainly educational publications for the Israeli school system. HebrewToday Publication House is based in Jerusalem and ships its easy Hebrew newspapers to over 50 countries. Our publications are recognized by the Israeli Ministry of Education and recommended by the Jewish Agency for Israel
The heart and soul of the HebrewToday Publication House is Yigal Tzadka, Editor-in-Chief. Yigal was born in Jerusalem in 1955 to an Orthodox Jewish family. In 1979, Yigal graduated from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem after having completed his military service in the Israel Defense Forces. For the last 30 years, Yigal has been writing and editing publications both in Israel and abroad."
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The heart and soul of the HebrewToday Publication House is Yigal Tzadka, Editor-in-Chief. Yigal was born in Jerusalem in 1955 to an Orthodox Jewish family. In 1979, Yigal graduated from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem after having completed his military service in the Israel Defense Forces. For the last 30 years, Yigal has been writing and editing publications both in Israel and abroad."
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Contact Us - Hebrew Today
Contact Us - Hebrew Today: "HebrewToday started its journey in 1984 as a family owned business, publishing mainly educational publications for the Israeli school system. HebrewToday Publication House is based in Jerusalem and ships its easy Hebrew newspapers to over 50 countries. Our publications are recognized by the Israeli Ministry of Education and recommended by the Jewish Agency for Israel
The heart and soul of the HebrewToday Publication House is Yigal Tzadka, Editor-in-Chief. Yigal was born in Jerusalem in 1955 to an Orthodox Jewish family. In 1979, Yigal graduated from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem after having completed his military service in the Israel Defense Forces. For the last 30 years, Yigal has been writing and editing publications both in Israel and abroad."
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The heart and soul of the HebrewToday Publication House is Yigal Tzadka, Editor-in-Chief. Yigal was born in Jerusalem in 1955 to an Orthodox Jewish family. In 1979, Yigal graduated from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem after having completed his military service in the Israel Defense Forces. For the last 30 years, Yigal has been writing and editing publications both in Israel and abroad."
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Yeshiva University High School for Girls - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Yeshiva University High School for Girls - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Classes
YUHSG offers a comprehensive program in college preparatory and Judaic subjects to all students. Advanced Placement offerings include English literature, English language, Jewish history, American history, government, calculus, chemistry, biology,art and psychology. Electives include advanced art, advanced Spanish, French, and Arabic, earth science, physics, physiology, forensics and pre-calculus.
Seniors can take select courses at the Sy Syms School of Business and the High Jump program at Queens College.
A newly created Science Institute offers students opportunities to do sophisticated scientific research and enhance science literacy."
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YUHSG offers a comprehensive program in college preparatory and Judaic subjects to all students. Advanced Placement offerings include English literature, English language, Jewish history, American history, government, calculus, chemistry, biology,art and psychology. Electives include advanced art, advanced Spanish, French, and Arabic, earth science, physics, physiology, forensics and pre-calculus.
Seniors can take select courses at the Sy Syms School of Business and the High Jump program at Queens College.
A newly created Science Institute offers students opportunities to do sophisticated scientific research and enhance science literacy."
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Focus On Yeshiva University High School For Girls
Focus On Yeshiva University High School For Girls: "The school is more definitively situated at 86-86 Palo Alto Street in Holliswood, Queens.
The primary mission of Yeshiva University High School is to teach the values of Torah, and to incorporate secular studies for the students attending. Administrators attempt to prepare girls for adulthood and to become good practicing Jews.
The curriculum at Yeshiva University High School includes Judaic Studies, the purpose of which is to instill a love of Torah and of lifelong learning. General Studies consists of academic courses required under state law, but there are also honors components, which are more challenging. Ninth graders are required to take a course in research skills and a special Kern Library, an electronic library, is available for students throughout their education at Yeshiva University."
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The primary mission of Yeshiva University High School is to teach the values of Torah, and to incorporate secular studies for the students attending. Administrators attempt to prepare girls for adulthood and to become good practicing Jews.
The curriculum at Yeshiva University High School includes Judaic Studies, the purpose of which is to instill a love of Torah and of lifelong learning. General Studies consists of academic courses required under state law, but there are also honors components, which are more challenging. Ninth graders are required to take a course in research skills and a special Kern Library, an electronic library, is available for students throughout their education at Yeshiva University."
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Monday, September 19, 2011
RabbiHorowitz.com
RabbiHorowitz.com: "Soille Bais Yaakov High School
500 Church Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11218
U.S.A.
Phone: (718) 769-8160"
500 Church Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11218
U.S.A.
Phone: (718) 769-8160"
Travels Through Time, Space and Beyond - The Scientist and the Rebbe - First Person
Travels Through Time, Space and Beyond - The Scientist and the Rebbe - First Person: " jovial, eighty-year-old, bearded Chabad chassid was once at the forefront of the newly developing National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) program.
“When people ask me how I became an observant Jew, I tell them that I’ll drop them a line when I become one,” Professor Greene says with his trademark smile. “I’m still a work in progress.”
“But aren’t you a chassid?” people ask in surprise.
“But aren’t you a chassid?” people ask in surprise“My wife always says,” the professor answers, “the word ‘chassid’ is like the word ‘intellectual’—someone else has to call you one!”"
“When people ask me how I became an observant Jew, I tell them that I’ll drop them a line when I become one,” Professor Greene says with his trademark smile. “I’m still a work in progress.”
“But aren’t you a chassid?” people ask in surprise.
“But aren’t you a chassid?” people ask in surprise“My wife always says,” the professor answers, “the word ‘chassid’ is like the word ‘intellectual’—someone else has to call you one!”"
New Chabad-Lubavitch Yeshiva High School In Westchester Appoints Dean - Education - News - Chabad Lubavitch World Headquarters
New Chabad-Lubavitch Yeshiva High School In Westchester Appoints Dean - Education - News - Chabad Lubavitch World Headquarters: "by Baila Olidort - LUBAVITCH HEADQUARTERS, NY
FEBRUARY 27, 2004
The appointment of Rabbi Dr. Chaim Dovid Kagan as Dean of the Lubavitch Yeshiva High School in Westchester, was made official earlier today by Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky at Lubavitch World Headquarters.
Rabbi Kagan who has many years of experience in educational administration, served as director and principal of the Chabad girls high school Beis Chaya Mushka in Oak Park, Michigan, where he worked since 1992. He was also the founder and president of the Michigan Jewish Institute. Rabbi Kagan originally trained in the sciences and worked as research fellow at the California Institute of Technology. He left a career as a distinguished scientist to devote himself to Jewish education.
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FEBRUARY 27, 2004
The appointment of Rabbi Dr. Chaim Dovid Kagan as Dean of the Lubavitch Yeshiva High School in Westchester, was made official earlier today by Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky at Lubavitch World Headquarters.
Rabbi Kagan who has many years of experience in educational administration, served as director and principal of the Chabad girls high school Beis Chaya Mushka in Oak Park, Michigan, where he worked since 1992. He was also the founder and president of the Michigan Jewish Institute. Rabbi Kagan originally trained in the sciences and worked as research fellow at the California Institute of Technology. He left a career as a distinguished scientist to devote himself to Jewish education.
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Monsey Beis Chaya Mushka
Monsey Beis Chaya Mushka: " MBCM reflects an unyielding dedication to chassidishe chinuch . An education geared to produce sophisticated, educated women who internalize and present the finest of Yiras Shamayim and tznius. Women ready to greet Moshiach.
We invite you to learn more about MBCM. Explore our website and feel free to contact us by phone 845.538.7484 or by email to rabbikagan@monseybcm.com.
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We invite you to learn more about MBCM. Explore our website and feel free to contact us by phone 845.538.7484 or by email to rabbikagan@monseybcm.com.
News and Announcements
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Monsey Beis Chaya Mushka
Monsey Beis Chaya Mushka: "riven to enhance sincerity in all actions, and determined to reflect true Chassidishkeit and Yiras Shomayim, MBCM has developed a strong school program enveloping all aspects of chinuch. Whether it be providing a foundation of Yiras Shomayim for the future akeres habayis, encouraging mivtzoim and shlichus, and solidifying a steadfast hiskashrus to the Rebbe, MBCM reflects an unyielding dedication to chassidishe chinuch . An education geared to produce sophisticated, educated women who internalize and present the finest of Yiras Shamayim and tznius. Women ready to greet Moshiach."
Detailed information about local schools
Detailed information about local schools: "YESHIVA VISNITZ SCHOOL 845-356-1010 ROCKLAND
Address:
15 ELYON RD BOX 446
MONSEY, NY, 10952
Additional School Information
Grade Levels: K - 12 # Days In School Year: 240
School Level: Elementary and Secondary # Hours In School Day: 6
School Type: Regular Elementary or Secondary Library: Yes
Student Body: Coed Total Students: 1500"
Address:
15 ELYON RD BOX 446
MONSEY, NY, 10952
Additional School Information
Grade Levels: K - 12 # Days In School Year: 240
School Level: Elementary and Secondary # Hours In School Day: 6
School Type: Regular Elementary or Secondary Library: Yes
Student Body: Coed Total Students: 1500"
RabbiHorowitz.com
RabbiHorowitz.com: "new and modern building on beautiful grounds, is small enough for individualized attention where every girl is taken for who she is and not compared to anyone else. The atmosphere in the school is to learn and have fun at the same time. They strive to have students wake up in the morning and look forward to their day in school, instead of dreading it. Their goal is for their students to be happy, learn, mature over their high school years and be proud of the school that they went to."
RabbiHorowitz.com - ABOUT RABBI HOROWITZ
RabbiHorowitz.com - ABOUT RABBI HOROWITZ: "founder and dean of Yeshiva Darchei Noam of Monsey, and founder and Director of Project Y.E.S. (Youth Enrichment Services). He is recognized throughout the Jewish community as an authority on raising children in these troubled times. His bold and insightful presentations, workshops, CD’s, and articles have helped to mold a generation of parents and educators. He is the author of two books, Growing with the Parsha and Living and Parenting, and has produced a whole host of best-selling parenting audio-visual materials. He is a regular contributor on Torah, educational, and parenting topics to The Jewish Observer, The Jewish Press, Mishpacha, and Hamodia periodicals."
The Importance of Getting Middle School Students on the Road to College
The Importance of Getting Middle School Students on the Road to College: "students can be taught that college is one of the most enjoyable experiences a person could have. This could connect with the young children, as the element of fun in school is alien to them. It is true that most college graduates mention college as being one of their more memorable experiences. Teaching the children about what they can gain through a college education in middle school can ingrain this in their minds and it is probable that they will decide to go to college there and then.
Inform
Going to college is an important part of life, but there are many obstacles to overcome before you can reach there. Informing the students about what they would need to do to get to college, slowly and gradually, will help them in their future life as they will not be besieged when the time comes to go to college."
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Inform
Going to college is an important part of life, but there are many obstacles to overcome before you can reach there. Informing the students about what they would need to do to get to college, slowly and gradually, will help them in their future life as they will not be besieged when the time comes to go to college."
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The Importance of Getting Middle School Students on the Road to College
The Importance of Getting Middle School Students on the Road to College: "alarming increase in the number of high school dropouts or students who quit their education after middle school itself. This can be attributed to the fact that the students decide on their own that they do not want to spend a further four to six years getting education.
Leisure is being preferred over education in this day and age and getting the students on the road to college should be done as early as possible.
Here, middle school can play a very important part. Since the students are more likely to accept what is being taught at that age, the significance of higher education should be imparted to them.
There are a few ways in which middle schools can influence their students to make college a goal for the future."
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Leisure is being preferred over education in this day and age and getting the students on the road to college should be done as early as possible.
Here, middle school can play a very important part. Since the students are more likely to accept what is being taught at that age, the significance of higher education should be imparted to them.
There are a few ways in which middle schools can influence their students to make college a goal for the future."
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Yeshiva Derech Emes - Monsey, New York/NY - Private School Review
Yeshiva Derech Emes - Monsey, New York/NY - Private School Review: "Yeshiva Derech Emes
133 Route 59, Monsey, NY, 10952-0109 - Map
Tel: (845)426-2130"
133 Route 59, Monsey, NY, 10952-0109 - Map
Tel: (845)426-2130"
RabbiHorowitz.com
RabbiHorowitz.com: "Agudath Israel’s monthly periodical The Jewish Observer, titled “An Ounce of Prevention,” which galvanized the Orthodox community to address the issue of at-risk teens. Rabbi Horowitz was invited to address the 1996 National Conventions of Agudath Israel and Torah Umesorah on the at-risk teen issue. Rabbi Moshe Sherer z’tl, the legendary and dynamic president of Agudath Israel of America enlisted the assistance of Rabbi Horowitz, who founded Project Y.E.S., (Youth Enrichment Services) which utilizes its hotline to assist at-risk teens and their parents with referrals, school and job placements, and a ‘big brother and sister’ teen mentoring program"
RabbiHorowitz.com
RabbiHorowitz.com: "Yeshiva Type: Academic Excellence, Individual Attention, Average - Motivated
Gender: Girls
Levels: High School;
Clientele: Black Hat, Community School, Yeshivish
Specialty: Parallel Classes
Language of Instruction: English/Ivrit
Total Number of Students: 100
Size of Enrollment: Small (25 or less)
Parallel Classes: None
Dorm: No
Sports: Basketball Court, Swimming Pool, Computer lab, Outdoor Sports Only
Extra Curricular: There is a big focus on extra-curricular activities which are happening all the time. There is a G.O., art, mishmeres program, shabaton, grade shabbos, yearly concert..."there is always something going on".
At-Risk: No
School Appearance: Immaculate. Magnificent."
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Gender: Girls
Levels: High School;
Clientele: Black Hat, Community School, Yeshivish
Specialty: Parallel Classes
Language of Instruction: English/Ivrit
Total Number of Students: 100
Size of Enrollment: Small (25 or less)
Parallel Classes: None
Dorm: No
Sports: Basketball Court, Swimming Pool, Computer lab, Outdoor Sports Only
Extra Curricular: There is a big focus on extra-curricular activities which are happening all the time. There is a G.O., art, mishmeres program, shabaton, grade shabbos, yearly concert..."there is always something going on".
At-Risk: No
School Appearance: Immaculate. Magnificent."
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Israelim.com! The only Israelim community in the world
Israelim.com! The only Israelim community in the world: "
Monsey
Adolph Schreiber Hebrew Academy, 70 Highview Road 914-357-1515
Bais Shifra Miriam, PO. Box 682 914-356-0061
Bais Yaakov of Ramapo, 16 Herschel Ter 914-356-0580
Bais Yaakov of Spring Valley, 11 Smolley Drive 914-356-3113
Bas Mikroh Girls School, 201 RT 306 914-352-5296
Bas Mikroth Girls School, 28 W Maple AV 914-356-0807
Beth Esther D'satmar, 89 S Main ST. PO Box 188 914-425-6758
Beth Rochel School, 145 Saddle River PO Box 302 914-352-5000
Bnos Esther Pupa, 94 Main St. 914-426-3010
Bnos Yisroel Girls School, 1 School Terrace 914-356-2322
Mesivta Beth Shraga, 28 Saddle River Road 914-356-1980
Mesivta Darkai Torah, 27 Francis Place 914-356-7061
Mesivta of South Monsey, 10 Algonquin Circle 914-356-4030
Ohr v Daas Rockland Institute, 94 Main Street 914-352-3307
V'Yoel Moshe D'Satmar, 206 Viola Road PO BOX 188 914-425-2203
Yeshiva Beth David School, PO BOX 136 22 West Maple 914-352-3100
Yeshiva Beth Mikroh, 221 Viola RD 914-425-4880
Yeshiva Derech Emes, 133 Route 59 914-426-2130
Yeshiva H S of Monsey, 221 Viola RD 914-425-4880
Yeshiva of Spring Valley, 230 Maple Ave. 914-426-1840
Yeshiva Visnitz School, Elyon RD Box 446 914-356-1010
"
Monsey
Adolph Schreiber Hebrew Academy, 70 Highview Road 914-357-1515
Bais Shifra Miriam, PO. Box 682 914-356-0061
Bais Yaakov of Ramapo, 16 Herschel Ter 914-356-0580
Bais Yaakov of Spring Valley, 11 Smolley Drive 914-356-3113
Bas Mikroh Girls School, 201 RT 306 914-352-5296
Bas Mikroth Girls School, 28 W Maple AV 914-356-0807
Beth Esther D'satmar, 89 S Main ST. PO Box 188 914-425-6758
Beth Rochel School, 145 Saddle River PO Box 302 914-352-5000
Bnos Esther Pupa, 94 Main St. 914-426-3010
Bnos Yisroel Girls School, 1 School Terrace 914-356-2322
Mesivta Beth Shraga, 28 Saddle River Road 914-356-1980
Mesivta Darkai Torah, 27 Francis Place 914-356-7061
Mesivta of South Monsey, 10 Algonquin Circle 914-356-4030
Ohr v Daas Rockland Institute, 94 Main Street 914-352-3307
V'Yoel Moshe D'Satmar, 206 Viola Road PO BOX 188 914-425-2203
Yeshiva Beth David School, PO BOX 136 22 West Maple 914-352-3100
Yeshiva Beth Mikroh, 221 Viola RD 914-425-4880
Yeshiva Derech Emes, 133 Route 59 914-426-2130
Yeshiva H S of Monsey, 221 Viola RD 914-425-4880
Yeshiva of Spring Valley, 230 Maple Ave. 914-426-1840
Yeshiva Visnitz School, Elyon RD Box 446 914-356-1010
"
Rockland County Private Schools - New York/NY - Private School Review
Rockland County Private Schools - New York/NY - Private School Review: "7-9
New Square Avir Yaakov Girls' School
All-girls 1320 PK-12
New Square Yeshiva Avir Yaakov
3156 PK-12
Spring Valley Bais Yaakov D'Rav Hirsch
All-girls 144 9-12
Spring Valley Monsey Academy For Girls
All-girls 14 9-12"
New Square Avir Yaakov Girls' School
All-girls 1320 PK-12
New Square Yeshiva Avir Yaakov
3156 PK-12
Spring Valley Bais Yaakov D'Rav Hirsch
All-girls 144 9-12
Spring Valley Monsey Academy For Girls
All-girls 14 9-12"
Rockland County Private Schools - New York/NY - Private School Review
Rockland County Private Schools - New York/NY - Private School Review: "Monsey Ateres Bais Yaakov Academy Of Rockland
All-girls 261 PK-10
Monsey Bais Malka Girls School Of Belz
All-girls 372 PK-12
Monsey Bais Yaakov Of Ramapo
All-girls 72 9-12
Monsey Bais Yaakov Of Spring Valley
All-girls 360 9-12
Monsey Beth Esther D'satmar
All-girls 691 PK-12
Monsey Beth Rochel School
All-girls 1136 5-12
Monsey Bnos Esther Pupa
All-girls 354 PK-11
Monsey Bnos Yisroel Girls' School Of Viznitz
All-girls 975"
All-girls 261 PK-10
Monsey Bais Malka Girls School Of Belz
All-girls 372 PK-12
Monsey Bais Yaakov Of Ramapo
All-girls 72 9-12
Monsey Bais Yaakov Of Spring Valley
All-girls 360 9-12
Monsey Beth Esther D'satmar
All-girls 691 PK-12
Monsey Beth Rochel School
All-girls 1136 5-12
Monsey Bnos Esther Pupa
All-girls 354 PK-11
Monsey Bnos Yisroel Girls' School Of Viznitz
All-girls 975"
National Society of Hebrew Day Schools (NSHDS) in New York/NY - Private School Review
National Society of Hebrew Day Schools (NSHDS) in New York/NY - Private School Review: "5. Monsey Ateres Bais Yaakov Academy Of Rockland
All-girls 261 PK-10
Monsey Bais Yaakov Of Ramapo
All-girls"
All-girls 261 PK-10
Monsey Bais Yaakov Of Ramapo
All-girls"
BAIS YAAKOV OF RAMAPO, 16 HERSHEL TERRACE, MONSEY NY - Edu Mojo
BAIS YAAKOV OF RAMAPO, 16 HERSHEL TERRACE, MONSEY NY - Edu Mojo: "BAIS YAAKOV OF RAMAPO, MONSEY
16 HERSHEL TERRACE, MONSEY NY
(845) 362-7262
Demographic Profile Highlights on MONSEY,NY from US Concensus"
16 HERSHEL TERRACE, MONSEY NY
(845) 362-7262
Demographic Profile Highlights on MONSEY,NY from US Concensus"
Shevach High School - Flushing, New York/NY - Private School Review
Shevach High School - Flushing, New York/NY - Private School Review: "Shevach High School
7509 Main St, Flushing, NY, 11367-0113 - Map
Tel: (718)263-0525
"
Grade 9 - 47 students
Grade 10 - 54 students
Grade 11 - 64 students
Grade 12 - 58 students
Rigorous standards of Torah education, parallel tracks, space available in 9th grade. Small School with high standards.
7509 Main St, Flushing, NY, 11367-0113 - Map
Tel: (718)263-0525
"
Grade 9 - 47 students
Grade 10 - 54 students
Grade 11 - 64 students
Grade 12 - 58 students
Rigorous standards of Torah education, parallel tracks, space available in 9th grade. Small School with high standards.
RabbiHorowitz.com
RabbiHorowitz.com: "School Description:
This school, in a new and modern building on beautiful grounds, is small enough for individualized attention where every girl is taken for who she is and not compared to anyone else. The atmosphere in the school is to learn and have fun at the same time. They strive to have students wake up in the morning and look forward to their day in school, instead of dreading it. Their goal is for their students to be happy, learn, mature over their high school years and be proud of the school that they went to."
Contact Info:
Bais Yaakov of Ramapo
16 Hershel Terrace - mailing 984 Route 202 - school campus
Monsey, NY 10952
Phone: (843) 362-7262
This school, in a new and modern building on beautiful grounds, is small enough for individualized attention where every girl is taken for who she is and not compared to anyone else. The atmosphere in the school is to learn and have fun at the same time. They strive to have students wake up in the morning and look forward to their day in school, instead of dreading it. Their goal is for their students to be happy, learn, mature over their high school years and be proud of the school that they went to."
Contact Info:
Bais Yaakov of Ramapo
16 Hershel Terrace - mailing 984 Route 202 - school campus
Monsey, NY 10952
Phone: (843) 362-7262
RabbiHorowitz.com
RabbiHorowitz.com: "
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Bais Yaakov of Bensonhurst
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What's in it For Me? Ten Ideas That May Change Your Connection to Yom Kippor. | ChaiDomains.com
What's in it For Me? Ten Ideas That May Change Your Connection to Yom Kippor. | ChaiDomains.com: "R’ Aryeh Kaplan’s other point made in the same speech: “So the first principle is that, in any question of hashkafah, one must go back to sources. If a person wants to develop a hashkafah, this is the way it must be. A person must be careful to make sure that the great gedolim of the past did not say the opposite.”
Hashkafa is not a free for all"
Hashkafa is not a free for all"
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Fair Lawn Chapter of Hadassah | Fair Lawn Volunteer Events on Patch - Fair Lawn, NJ Patch
Fair Lawn Chapter of Hadassah | Fair Lawn Volunteer Events on Patch - Fair Lawn, NJ Patch: "Fair Lawn Chapter of Hadassah is planning a trip to Atlantic City. Sunday September 18, 2011 to Caesars Casino Hotel. Cost is $28.00, casino pays back slot play money $25.00.Checks should be made payable to Hadassah call Varda Grinspan 201 791 0327 for details
Come and have fun and we will give you breakfast on the bus. Please bring with you a valid ID or your Total Reward in order to get your casino slot money.
Please be on time, the bus will leave promptly at 9:30 AM from the Fair Lawn Jewish Center/CBI parking lot.
Features: Open to All
Phone: 201 791 0327 Varda Grinspan or 201 791 5213 Jean Cooper or 201 791 0446 Sheil Jacobs
Price: $28.00"
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Come and have fun and we will give you breakfast on the bus. Please bring with you a valid ID or your Total Reward in order to get your casino slot money.
Please be on time, the bus will leave promptly at 9:30 AM from the Fair Lawn Jewish Center/CBI parking lot.
Features: Open to All
Phone: 201 791 0327 Varda Grinspan or 201 791 5213 Jean Cooper or 201 791 0446 Sheil Jacobs
Price: $28.00"
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Alexa Internet - Website Information
Alexa Internet - Website Information: "Check out the site information pages most frequently viewed by Alexa visitors:
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JDC Worldwide Programs Non-sectarian
JDC Worldwide Programs Non-sectarian: "Each project fulfills one or more of the following goals:
To provide relief from natural or man-made disasters, demonstrating the long tradition of Jewish humanitarian assistance to Jews and non-Jews
To introduce long-term development programs in countries where urgent needs exist
To support peaceful coexistence through projects in the areas of health and rehabilitation
To strengthen the presence of Jewish communities abroad
To utilize JDC assistance where its expertise may enhance efforts
"
To provide relief from natural or man-made disasters, demonstrating the long tradition of Jewish humanitarian assistance to Jews and non-Jews
To introduce long-term development programs in countries where urgent needs exist
To support peaceful coexistence through projects in the areas of health and rehabilitation
To strengthen the presence of Jewish communities abroad
To utilize JDC assistance where its expertise may enhance efforts
"
Friday, September 16, 2011
Getting Caught in the Theoretical and Breaking Free. « TheWritersCafe.org
Getting Caught in the Theoretical and Breaking Free. « TheWritersCafe.org: "(like some other frum Jews in the area we currently do not watch TV at home) said “Your annoying me”. My mother took that as an insult, asked for Dinah to surrender the remote, and turn off the TV, until Dinah apologized. Now Dinah did not feel like she did anything wrong, so she was upset. I know how my mom felt because Dinah may have used that word with me, in the same context, and it did not exactly give a warm fuzzy feeling. However we have discussed and Dinah knows that she is entitled to speak and express herself. Also it is not like it is exactly an insult, however on the other hand nobody wants to view themselves as a source of annoyance"
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Thursday, September 15, 2011
Where is G-d? Devarim-Nitzavim 30:11-14 « TheWritersCafe.org
Where is G-d? Devarim-Nitzavim 30:11-14 « TheWritersCafe.org: "Do I need to study Torah almost every waking moment?
Will I need to devote a lifetime, sincerely seeking true atonement?
Do I need to help everyone I meet, till I’m nearly going broke?
Do I need to sincerely listen, to everyone even the most jaded folk?
Do I need to risk a fortune and wager everything I own?
Do I need to sell my house and wander forever without a home?
No I tell you it’s not that way; it is so simple yet so true."
'via Blog this'
Will I need to devote a lifetime, sincerely seeking true atonement?
Do I need to help everyone I meet, till I’m nearly going broke?
Do I need to sincerely listen, to everyone even the most jaded folk?
Do I need to risk a fortune and wager everything I own?
Do I need to sell my house and wander forever without a home?
No I tell you it’s not that way; it is so simple yet so true."
'via Blog this'
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Larger List Yeshiva or Private Jewish Day Schools
Jewish schools
in New Jersey Aberdeen Shalom Torah Academy, 479 Lloyd Rd. 732-446-2121
Bayonne Yeshiva Gedola of Bayonne, 735 Ave. C 201-339-7258
Bridgewater Preschool Place Kindergarten, A N Bridge Street Box 6007 908-722-0101
Cherry Hill Congregation M'kor Shalom, 850 Evesham Rd 609-424-7339
Harry B. Kellman Academy, 2901 West Chapel Ave 609-667-1302
Milton and Betty Katz Jewish Center 1301 Springdale RD. 609-424-4444
Politz Foundation School 720 Cooper Landing RD. 609-667-1013
Temple Beth Sholom, 1901 Kresson AT Croppwell 609-751-1824
Clifton Clifton YM YWHA, 199 Scoles Ave. 973-779-2980
Cranford Solomon Schecter Day School Cranford Lower School, 721 Orange Avenue, Cranford, (908) 272-3400
East Brunswick Solomon Schechter Day School, 511 Ryders Lane 732-238-7971
Temple B'nai Shalom, P.O. BOX 957 732-251-4300
East Windsor Morris Namias Shalom Torah, ACD 639 Abbingdon Drive 609-443-4877
Edison Rabbi Jacob Joseph Yeshiva, One Plainfield Ave 732-985-6533
Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva, 2 Harrisom St., 732-572-5052
Egg Harbor TWP Hebrew Academy of Atlantic CO., 6814 Black Horse Pike 609-383-8484
Trocki Hebrew Academy of Atlan, PO Box 3163, 609-823-6681
Elberon Ilan High School, 250 Park Ave 908-870-2800
Elizabeth Bruriah High School For Girls, 35 North Ave 908-351-6315
Ramat Sinai, 35 North Ave. 908-289-1836
Englewood Moriah School Of Englewood, 53 South Woodland Street 201-567-0208
Highland Park Y M Y W Hebrew Association, 2 South Adelalde Ave 732-249-2221
Yeshiva H S-Central N J, 201 S. Third St. 732-937-9494
Howell Solomon Schechter Academy, 395 Kent RD 732-370-1767
Jamesburg Shalom Torah Academy, 3059 Englishtown RD 232-446-2121
Lakewood Ahavath Torah, 420 Second St. 732-363-1400
Bais Kaila Torah Preparatory, H PO Box 952, 732-370-4300
Bais Shaindel High School, 299 Monmouth Ave. 732-363-7074
Bais Yaakov High School, 145 Ocean Ave. 732-370-8200
Bais Yaakov of Lakewood, 350 Courtney RD. 732-367-7749
Bezalel Hebrew Day School, 419 5th St. 732-363-1748
Bnos Yisroel School for Girls, 100 Ninth St. 732-367-4855
Lakewood Cheder School, 901 Madison Ave. P.O. Box 838, 908-370-2597
Mesivta High School of Bradley, 1446 Monmouth Ave. 732-776-6504
Mesivta Pe'er Hatorah, 414 Eighth ST 732-370-2362
NJ Center for Judaic Study, 801 Kennedy BLVD 732-363-9817
Talmud Torah of Lakewood, 219 Second Streets 732-363-0040
Tashbar of Lakewood, 655 Princeton Ave 732-905-1111
Tiferes Bais Yaakov, 170 N. Oberlin Ave. 732-364-0311
Yeshiva Ketanah of Lakewood, 654 Eighth Street 908-363-8371
Yeshiva K'tana, 213 Lexington Ave. 732-363-0303
Yeshiva Ohr Chodosh, 440 Ninth St. 732-364-7062
Yeshiva Tiferes Torah, 75 East End Ave. 732-370-9889
Livingston Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy, 110 S. Orange Ave 201-575-1194
Manalapan Temple Beth Shalom, 108 Freehold RD 732-446-1224
Temple Shaari Emeth Pre School, P O Box 393, Craig Rd. 732-462-3264
Marlboro Marlboro Jewish Center Pre School, 103 School Road West 732-536-2303
Solomon Schechter Day School, P.O. Box 203, 732-431-5525
Morristown Cheder Lubavitch, 226 Sussex Ave 973-455-1367
New Milford Solomon Schechter Day School, Bergen Ave. 201-262-8975
Oakland Gerrard Berman Day School Solo, 45 Spruce ST 201-337-1111
Ocean Deal Yeshiva - Boys Division, 1515 Logan RD. 732-663-1717
Hillel High School, 1027 Deal Road 732-493-0420
Hillel Yeshiva School, 1025 Deal Road 732-493-9300
Paramus Frisch Yeshiva High School, 243 Frisch Court 201-845-0555
Yavneh Academy, 155 Farview Ave. 201-262-8494
Passaic Hillel Academy, 565 Broadway 973-777-0735
Yeshiva Ktana of Passaic, 181 Pennington Ave 973-365-0100
Piscataway Yeshiva Shaarie Tzion, 51 Park Ave. 908-235-0042
River Edge Yeshiva of North Jersey, 666 Kinderkamack RD. 201-807-1777
South Orange Beth El Preschool Kindergarten, 222 Irvington Ave 973-763-0113
Teaneck Maayanot Yeshiva High School, 1650 Palisade Ave. 201-833-4307
Sinai Special Needs Institute, 1600 Queen Anne RD. 201-833-9220
Torah Academy of Bergen, 1600 Queen Anne RD 201-837-7696
Trenton Ring Kindergarten, 999 Lower Ferry Road 609-883-9550
West Orange Solomon Schecter Upper of Essex-un, 1418 Pleasant Valley Way 973-669-8000
Solomon Schecter Day School, 122 Greogrey Ave 973-669-0790
in New Jersey Aberdeen Shalom Torah Academy, 479 Lloyd Rd. 732-446-2121
Bayonne Yeshiva Gedola of Bayonne, 735 Ave. C 201-339-7258
Bridgewater Preschool Place Kindergarten, A N Bridge Street Box 6007 908-722-0101
Cherry Hill Congregation M'kor Shalom, 850 Evesham Rd 609-424-7339
Harry B. Kellman Academy, 2901 West Chapel Ave 609-667-1302
Milton and Betty Katz Jewish Center 1301 Springdale RD. 609-424-4444
Politz Foundation School 720 Cooper Landing RD. 609-667-1013
Temple Beth Sholom, 1901 Kresson AT Croppwell 609-751-1824
Clifton Clifton YM YWHA, 199 Scoles Ave. 973-779-2980
Cranford Solomon Schecter Day School Cranford Lower School, 721 Orange Avenue, Cranford, (908) 272-3400
East Brunswick Solomon Schechter Day School, 511 Ryders Lane 732-238-7971
Temple B'nai Shalom, P.O. BOX 957 732-251-4300
East Windsor Morris Namias Shalom Torah, ACD 639 Abbingdon Drive 609-443-4877
Edison Rabbi Jacob Joseph Yeshiva, One Plainfield Ave 732-985-6533
Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva, 2 Harrisom St., 732-572-5052
Egg Harbor TWP Hebrew Academy of Atlantic CO., 6814 Black Horse Pike 609-383-8484
Trocki Hebrew Academy of Atlan, PO Box 3163, 609-823-6681
Elberon Ilan High School, 250 Park Ave 908-870-2800
Elizabeth Bruriah High School For Girls, 35 North Ave 908-351-6315
Ramat Sinai, 35 North Ave. 908-289-1836
Englewood Moriah School Of Englewood, 53 South Woodland Street 201-567-0208
Highland Park Y M Y W Hebrew Association, 2 South Adelalde Ave 732-249-2221
Yeshiva H S-Central N J, 201 S. Third St. 732-937-9494
Howell Solomon Schechter Academy, 395 Kent RD 732-370-1767
Jamesburg Shalom Torah Academy, 3059 Englishtown RD 232-446-2121
Lakewood Ahavath Torah, 420 Second St. 732-363-1400
Bais Kaila Torah Preparatory, H PO Box 952, 732-370-4300
Bais Shaindel High School, 299 Monmouth Ave. 732-363-7074
Bais Yaakov High School, 145 Ocean Ave. 732-370-8200
Bais Yaakov of Lakewood, 350 Courtney RD. 732-367-7749
Bezalel Hebrew Day School, 419 5th St. 732-363-1748
Bnos Yisroel School for Girls, 100 Ninth St. 732-367-4855
Lakewood Cheder School, 901 Madison Ave. P.O. Box 838, 908-370-2597
Mesivta High School of Bradley, 1446 Monmouth Ave. 732-776-6504
Mesivta Pe'er Hatorah, 414 Eighth ST 732-370-2362
NJ Center for Judaic Study, 801 Kennedy BLVD 732-363-9817
Talmud Torah of Lakewood, 219 Second Streets 732-363-0040
Tashbar of Lakewood, 655 Princeton Ave 732-905-1111
Tiferes Bais Yaakov, 170 N. Oberlin Ave. 732-364-0311
Yeshiva Ketanah of Lakewood, 654 Eighth Street 908-363-8371
Yeshiva K'tana, 213 Lexington Ave. 732-363-0303
Yeshiva Ohr Chodosh, 440 Ninth St. 732-364-7062
Yeshiva Tiferes Torah, 75 East End Ave. 732-370-9889
Livingston Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy, 110 S. Orange Ave 201-575-1194
Manalapan Temple Beth Shalom, 108 Freehold RD 732-446-1224
Temple Shaari Emeth Pre School, P O Box 393, Craig Rd. 732-462-3264
Marlboro Marlboro Jewish Center Pre School, 103 School Road West 732-536-2303
Solomon Schechter Day School, P.O. Box 203, 732-431-5525
Morristown Cheder Lubavitch, 226 Sussex Ave 973-455-1367
New Milford Solomon Schechter Day School, Bergen Ave. 201-262-8975
Oakland Gerrard Berman Day School Solo, 45 Spruce ST 201-337-1111
Ocean Deal Yeshiva - Boys Division, 1515 Logan RD. 732-663-1717
Hillel High School, 1027 Deal Road 732-493-0420
Hillel Yeshiva School, 1025 Deal Road 732-493-9300
Paramus Frisch Yeshiva High School, 243 Frisch Court 201-845-0555
Yavneh Academy, 155 Farview Ave. 201-262-8494
Passaic Hillel Academy, 565 Broadway 973-777-0735
Yeshiva Ktana of Passaic, 181 Pennington Ave 973-365-0100
Piscataway Yeshiva Shaarie Tzion, 51 Park Ave. 908-235-0042
River Edge Yeshiva of North Jersey, 666 Kinderkamack RD. 201-807-1777
South Orange Beth El Preschool Kindergarten, 222 Irvington Ave 973-763-0113
Teaneck Maayanot Yeshiva High School, 1650 Palisade Ave. 201-833-4307
Sinai Special Needs Institute, 1600 Queen Anne RD. 201-833-9220
Torah Academy of Bergen, 1600 Queen Anne RD 201-837-7696
Trenton Ring Kindergarten, 999 Lower Ferry Road 609-883-9550
West Orange Solomon Schecter Upper of Essex-un, 1418 Pleasant Valley Way 973-669-8000
Solomon Schecter Day School, 122 Greogrey Ave 973-669-0790
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Yeshivat Netivot
91 Jefferson Blvd.
Edison, NJ 08817
(732) 985-4626
Currently accepting students ages 6 weeks - elementary for 2006-07. Early and late stay options are available.
91 Jefferson Blvd.
Edison, NJ 08817
(732) 985-4626
Currently accepting students ages 6 weeks - elementary for 2006-07. Early and late stay options are available.
Jewish Private School
Students in our Yeshiva flourish when they own their learning and recognize that school is not only about grades but about intellectual, spiritual, emotional and social growth. Our faculty and administration are committed to the best professional practices that facilitate independent thinking and personal autonomy
Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy
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Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy
Separate for Limudei Kodesh, mixed for general studies.
New Jersey Private School List
Jewish schools
in New Jersey Aberdeen Shalom Torah Academy, 479 Lloyd Rd. 732-446-2121
Bayonne Yeshiva Gedola of Bayonne, 735 Ave. C 201-339-7258
Bridgewater Preschool Place Kindergarten, A N Bridge Street Box 6007 908-722-0101
Cherry Hill Congregation M'kor Shalom, 850 Evesham Rd 609-424-7339
Harry B. Kellman Academy, 2901 West Chapel Ave 609-667-1302
Milton and Betty Katz Jewish Center 1301 Springdale RD. 609-424-4444
Politz Foundation School 720 Cooper Landing RD. 609-667-1013
Temple Beth Sholom, 1901 Kresson AT Croppwell 609-751-1824
Clifton Clifton YM YWHA, 199 Scoles Ave. 973-779-2980
Cranford Solomon Schecter Day School Cranford Lower School, 721 Orange Avenue, Cranford, (908) 272-3400
East Brunswick Solomon Schechter Day School, 511 Ryders Lane 732-238-7971
Temple B'nai Shalom, P.O. BOX 957 732-251-4300
East Windsor Morris Namias Shalom Torah, ACD 639 Abbingdon Drive 609-443-4877
Edison Rabbi Jacob Joseph Yeshiva, One Plainfield Ave 732-985-6533
Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva, 2 Harrisom St., 732-572-5052
Egg Harbor TWP Hebrew Academy of Atlantic CO., 6814 Black Horse Pike 609-383-8484
Trocki Hebrew Academy of Atlan, PO Box 3163, 609-823-6681
Elberon Ilan High School, 250 Park Ave 908-870-2800
Elizabeth Bruriah High School For Girls, 35 North Ave 908-351-6315
Ramat Sinai, 35 North Ave. 908-289-1836
Englewood Moriah School Of Englewood, 53 South Woodland Street 201-567-0208
Highland Park Y M Y W Hebrew Association, 2 South Adelalde Ave 732-249-2221
Yeshiva H S-Central N J, 201 S. Third St. 732-937-9494
Howell Solomon Schechter Academy, 395 Kent RD 732-370-1767
Jamesburg Shalom Torah Academy, 3059 Englishtown RD 232-446-2121
Lakewood Ahavath Torah, 420 Second St. 732-363-1400
Bais Kaila Torah Preparatory, H PO Box 952, 732-370-4300
Bais Shaindel High School, 299 Monmouth Ave. 732-363-7074
Bais Yaakov High School, 145 Ocean Ave. 732-370-8200
Bais Yaakov of Lakewood, 350 Courtney RD. 732-367-7749
Bezalel Hebrew Day School, 419 5th St. 732-363-1748
Bnos Yisroel School for Girls, 100 Ninth St. 732-367-4855
Lakewood Cheder School, 901 Madison Ave. P.O. Box 838, 908-370-2597
Mesivta High School of Bradley, 1446 Monmouth Ave. 732-776-6504
Mesivta Pe'er Hatorah, 414 Eighth ST 732-370-2362
NJ Center for Judaic Study, 801 Kennedy BLVD 732-363-9817
Talmud Torah of Lakewood, 219 Second Streets 732-363-0040
Tashbar of Lakewood, 655 Princeton Ave 732-905-1111
Tiferes Bais Yaakov, 170 N. Oberlin Ave. 732-364-0311
Yeshiva Ketanah of Lakewood, 654 Eighth Street 908-363-8371
Yeshiva K'tana, 213 Lexington Ave. 732-363-0303
Yeshiva Ohr Chodosh, 440 Ninth St. 732-364-7062
Yeshiva Tiferes Torah, 75 East End Ave. 732-370-9889
Livingston Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy, 110 S. Orange Ave 201-575-1194
Manalapan Temple Beth Shalom, 108 Freehold RD 732-446-1224
Temple Shaari Emeth Pre School, P O Box 393, Craig Rd. 732-462-3264
Marlboro Marlboro Jewish Center Pre School, 103 School Road West 732-536-2303
Solomon Schechter Day School, P.O. Box 203, 732-431-5525
Morristown Cheder Lubavitch, 226 Sussex Ave 973-455-1367
New Milford Solomon Schechter Day School, Bergen Ave. 201-262-8975
Oakland Gerrard Berman Day School Solo, 45 Spruce ST 201-337-1111
Ocean Deal Yeshiva - Boys Division, 1515 Logan RD. 732-663-1717
Hillel High School, 1027 Deal Road 732-493-0420
Hillel Yeshiva School, 1025 Deal Road 732-493-9300
Couretesy of Israelim.com
Paramus Frisch Yeshiva High School, 243 Frisch Court 201-845-0555
Yavneh Academy, 155 Farview Ave. 201-262-8494
Passaic Hillel Academy, 565 Broadway 973-777-0735
Yeshiva Ktana of Passaic, 181 Pennington Ave 973-365-0100
Piscataway Yeshiva Shaarie Tzion, 51 Park Ave. 908-235-0042
River Edge Yeshiva of North Jersey, 666 Kinderkamack RD. 201-807-1777
South Orange Beth El Preschool Kindergarten, 222 Irvington Ave 973-763-0113
Teaneck Maayanot Yeshiva High School, 1650 Palisade Ave. 201-833-4307
Sinai Special Needs Institute, 1600 Queen Anne RD. 201-833-9220
Torah Academy of Bergen, 1600 Queen Anne RD 201-837-7696
Trenton Ring Kindergarten, 999 Lower Ferry Road 609-883-9550
West Orange Solomon Schecter Upper of Essex-un, 1418 Pleasant Valley Way 973-669-8000
Solomon Schecter Day School, 122 Greogrey Ave 973-669-0790
in New Jersey Aberdeen Shalom Torah Academy, 479 Lloyd Rd. 732-446-2121
Bayonne Yeshiva Gedola of Bayonne, 735 Ave. C 201-339-7258
Bridgewater Preschool Place Kindergarten, A N Bridge Street Box 6007 908-722-0101
Cherry Hill Congregation M'kor Shalom, 850 Evesham Rd 609-424-7339
Harry B. Kellman Academy, 2901 West Chapel Ave 609-667-1302
Milton and Betty Katz Jewish Center 1301 Springdale RD. 609-424-4444
Politz Foundation School 720 Cooper Landing RD. 609-667-1013
Temple Beth Sholom, 1901 Kresson AT Croppwell 609-751-1824
Clifton Clifton YM YWHA, 199 Scoles Ave. 973-779-2980
Cranford Solomon Schecter Day School Cranford Lower School, 721 Orange Avenue, Cranford, (908) 272-3400
East Brunswick Solomon Schechter Day School, 511 Ryders Lane 732-238-7971
Temple B'nai Shalom, P.O. BOX 957 732-251-4300
East Windsor Morris Namias Shalom Torah, ACD 639 Abbingdon Drive 609-443-4877
Edison Rabbi Jacob Joseph Yeshiva, One Plainfield Ave 732-985-6533
Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva, 2 Harrisom St., 732-572-5052
Egg Harbor TWP Hebrew Academy of Atlantic CO., 6814 Black Horse Pike 609-383-8484
Trocki Hebrew Academy of Atlan, PO Box 3163, 609-823-6681
Elberon Ilan High School, 250 Park Ave 908-870-2800
Elizabeth Bruriah High School For Girls, 35 North Ave 908-351-6315
Ramat Sinai, 35 North Ave. 908-289-1836
Englewood Moriah School Of Englewood, 53 South Woodland Street 201-567-0208
Highland Park Y M Y W Hebrew Association, 2 South Adelalde Ave 732-249-2221
Yeshiva H S-Central N J, 201 S. Third St. 732-937-9494
Howell Solomon Schechter Academy, 395 Kent RD 732-370-1767
Jamesburg Shalom Torah Academy, 3059 Englishtown RD 232-446-2121
Lakewood Ahavath Torah, 420 Second St. 732-363-1400
Bais Kaila Torah Preparatory, H PO Box 952, 732-370-4300
Bais Shaindel High School, 299 Monmouth Ave. 732-363-7074
Bais Yaakov High School, 145 Ocean Ave. 732-370-8200
Bais Yaakov of Lakewood, 350 Courtney RD. 732-367-7749
Bezalel Hebrew Day School, 419 5th St. 732-363-1748
Bnos Yisroel School for Girls, 100 Ninth St. 732-367-4855
Lakewood Cheder School, 901 Madison Ave. P.O. Box 838, 908-370-2597
Mesivta High School of Bradley, 1446 Monmouth Ave. 732-776-6504
Mesivta Pe'er Hatorah, 414 Eighth ST 732-370-2362
NJ Center for Judaic Study, 801 Kennedy BLVD 732-363-9817
Talmud Torah of Lakewood, 219 Second Streets 732-363-0040
Tashbar of Lakewood, 655 Princeton Ave 732-905-1111
Tiferes Bais Yaakov, 170 N. Oberlin Ave. 732-364-0311
Yeshiva Ketanah of Lakewood, 654 Eighth Street 908-363-8371
Yeshiva K'tana, 213 Lexington Ave. 732-363-0303
Yeshiva Ohr Chodosh, 440 Ninth St. 732-364-7062
Yeshiva Tiferes Torah, 75 East End Ave. 732-370-9889
Livingston Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy, 110 S. Orange Ave 201-575-1194
Manalapan Temple Beth Shalom, 108 Freehold RD 732-446-1224
Temple Shaari Emeth Pre School, P O Box 393, Craig Rd. 732-462-3264
Marlboro Marlboro Jewish Center Pre School, 103 School Road West 732-536-2303
Solomon Schechter Day School, P.O. Box 203, 732-431-5525
Morristown Cheder Lubavitch, 226 Sussex Ave 973-455-1367
New Milford Solomon Schechter Day School, Bergen Ave. 201-262-8975
Oakland Gerrard Berman Day School Solo, 45 Spruce ST 201-337-1111
Ocean Deal Yeshiva - Boys Division, 1515 Logan RD. 732-663-1717
Hillel High School, 1027 Deal Road 732-493-0420
Hillel Yeshiva School, 1025 Deal Road 732-493-9300
Couretesy of Israelim.com
Paramus Frisch Yeshiva High School, 243 Frisch Court 201-845-0555
Yavneh Academy, 155 Farview Ave. 201-262-8494
Passaic Hillel Academy, 565 Broadway 973-777-0735
Yeshiva Ktana of Passaic, 181 Pennington Ave 973-365-0100
Piscataway Yeshiva Shaarie Tzion, 51 Park Ave. 908-235-0042
River Edge Yeshiva of North Jersey, 666 Kinderkamack RD. 201-807-1777
South Orange Beth El Preschool Kindergarten, 222 Irvington Ave 973-763-0113
Teaneck Maayanot Yeshiva High School, 1650 Palisade Ave. 201-833-4307
Sinai Special Needs Institute, 1600 Queen Anne RD. 201-833-9220
Torah Academy of Bergen, 1600 Queen Anne RD 201-837-7696
Trenton Ring Kindergarten, 999 Lower Ferry Road 609-883-9550
West Orange Solomon Schecter Upper of Essex-un, 1418 Pleasant Valley Way 973-669-8000
Solomon Schecter Day School, 122 Greogrey Ave 973-669-0790
The Frisch School - Paramus, New Jersey/NJ - Private School Review
The Frisch School - Paramus, New Jersey/NJ - Private School Review: " Frisch School, as a unique educational institution of Bergen County, is to promote the values and study of the Judaic heritage as defined within the Written Law (Bible) and Oral Law (Talmud). We believe that every human being is created in the image of God, and therefore endowed with inherent worth. Furthermore, the human expression and experience are worthy of study, understanding, and evaluation. We believe that the Jewish People have been selected by God for a way of life which endows them with sanctity. The Jewish people are distinct by virtue of their adherence to both the ethical and ritual precepts of Torah (Jewish Law). It is this distinction which we believe is worthy of promotion and perpetuation"
120 West Century Road, Paramus, NJ, 07652-0765 - Map
Tel: (201)267-9100
120 West Century Road, Paramus, NJ, 07652-0765 - Map
Tel: (201)267-9100
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Finding and Keeping your Bashert by Rabbi Shafier
Finding and Keeping your Bashert by Rabbi Shafier: " If you want your free magnet so you can represent and show everyone you are a frummy, just go to the site and they will hook you up.
Finding and keeping your Bashert: How to avoid the dating game mistakes
Playing Shadchan
When my wife and I were newlyweds, we took up an informal study of marriages. At the time, my parents had a close circle of friends, 8 couples, who got together regularly. After carefully looking at each couple, we both reached the same conclusion: every one of them was mismatched! Had we been the shadchanim, we would not have put any of them together. She was too smart… He was too frum… She was too sophisticated… He was too loud…They just didn’t fit together.
Marriage is not a match of two like individuals"
Finding and keeping your Bashert: How to avoid the dating game mistakes
Playing Shadchan
When my wife and I were newlyweds, we took up an informal study of marriages. At the time, my parents had a close circle of friends, 8 couples, who got together regularly. After carefully looking at each couple, we both reached the same conclusion: every one of them was mismatched! Had we been the shadchanim, we would not have put any of them together. She was too smart… He was too frum… She was too sophisticated… He was too loud…They just didn’t fit together.
Marriage is not a match of two like individuals"
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Simchas & Galleries » Engagement of Malkie Ziegler & Avi Poss | OnlySimchas.com ® - Celebrating Jewish Life
Simchas & Galleries » Engagement of Malkie Ziegler & Avi Poss | OnlySimchas.com ® - Celebrating Jewish Life: "Shira Silberberg (29-Oct-10)
Hi Judy and Duvi! What a small world, I just found out your daughter is engaged to my cousin's son. Mazel tov, only simchas and much nachas! Goldie Silberberg (nee Weiss)
Shira Silberberg (25-Oct-10)
Mazel Tov Muti and Sonya! (And Avi and Malkie too, even though we've never met). May you be zoche to build a bayis neeman beyisroel. From all your Silberberg cousins in Baltimore
Lynda Novick (28-Sep-10)
Mazal Tov Malkie. May you and Avi be blessed with much happiness,health, and hatzlacha. I am so delighted for you!! Its been a long time since I've seen you - and in your picture you look so beautiful and so so Israeli!!! West Orange hasn't been the same since you and your family left. Please tell your Mom and Dad I say mazal tov."
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Hi Judy and Duvi! What a small world, I just found out your daughter is engaged to my cousin's son. Mazel tov, only simchas and much nachas! Goldie Silberberg (nee Weiss)
Shira Silberberg (25-Oct-10)
Mazel Tov Muti and Sonya! (And Avi and Malkie too, even though we've never met). May you be zoche to build a bayis neeman beyisroel. From all your Silberberg cousins in Baltimore
Lynda Novick (28-Sep-10)
Mazal Tov Malkie. May you and Avi be blessed with much happiness,health, and hatzlacha. I am so delighted for you!! Its been a long time since I've seen you - and in your picture you look so beautiful and so so Israeli!!! West Orange hasn't been the same since you and your family left. Please tell your Mom and Dad I say mazal tov."
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Monday, September 12, 2011
Yeshiva Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch - New York, New York/NY - Private School Review
Yeshiva Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch - New York, New York/NY - Private School Review: "Yeshiva Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch
85 Bennett Avenue 93, New York, NY, 10033-0100 - Map
Tel: (212)568-6200"
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85 Bennett Avenue 93, New York, NY, 10033-0100 - Map
Tel: (212)568-6200"
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Basic Jewish Concepts: FrumFind.org » 2010 » March
Basic Jewish Concepts: FrumFind.org » 2010 » March: "It just so happens that my mother was a hidden child in Poland during the holocaust. My mom had some contact with her family however she survived by specifically making it a point not to reveal her Jewish identity to the families where she stayed. The entire family was able to survive World War II, and come to the United States They were not religious when they were in Poland, so naturally they were not religious when they began their life in the United States"
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