As we prepare for Passover, it's time to reflect not only on the traditions of the holiday, but also on the deeper meaning of […]

At the beginning of this month we read the Parasha Vayikra, which is mainly about sacrifices. In biblical times and especially at the […]

Passover is the festival that connects us to our roots and conveys the founding myth of our community.

On 8 March 2024, we celebrated Shabbat and International Women's Day in the community. The theme of the Jewish celebration was the ...

Haman was a nasty bloke: as the Persian king's highest government official, he wanted to murder all the Jews in his kingdom. Through the ...

The last article on "Liberal Hasidism" emphasized the liberal part of our community. Now more of the Hasidic part follows.

We have just concluded the solemn period of the Three Weeks, a time of introspection and mourning, and now stand at the gateway of the month

The "three weeks" offer us an opportunity to remember tragedies and renew our commitment, personal growth and tikun olam.

Der Unterschied zwischen Ja'akob und seinem Sohn Josef ist groß und klein zugleich. Liegen darin Lehren für heute?

This was not the path Nachshon (Shon) Kindi wanted to take. After elementary school in Israel, he was supposed to transfer to a yeshiva. So

Rabbi Akiva Weingarten with thoughts on Yom Kippur

A short introduction to liberal chassidism as Rabbi Akiva views it.