The Fall of the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem
The Old City of Jerusalem was divided into Jewish, Armenian, Christian and Moslem quarters. At one time the Jewish quarter had a population of 15,000, but with the growth of […]
The Old City of Jerusalem was divided into Jewish, Armenian, Christian and Moslem quarters. At one time the Jewish quarter had a population of 15,000, but with the growth of […]
By Tovia Preschel Immersed completely in his work as editor of the “Talmudical Encyclopedia”, Rabbi Sh. Y. Zevin does not publish nowadays separate studies and essays on various rabbinical […]
On reading “Hadarom” the Torah journal published by the Rabbinical Council of America, one is particularly impressed by the articles contributed by Rabbi Shemuel Huebner. Unlike many other studies in […]
The Adar issue of “Sinai” which recently reached these shores, marks the completion of the fiftieth volume of this excellent monthly, which is dedicated to Torah, Jewish scholarship and […]
By Aaron Wertheim Reviewed by Tovia Preschel In a passage devoted to a Hasidic custom of preparing spices and myrtle leaves for Sabbath, Wertheim explains that the custom […]
Book review of “Jews in Old Poland” By Isaac Lewin The study of the history of the Jews of Poland is Isaac Lewin’s specialty. Years before the outbreak of World […]
By Tovia Preschel Heker Veiyun Following the untimely death of Benjamin Mintz, Kalman Kahane has been elected leader of Poale Agudath Israel. One need not be a follower […]
Several weeks ago Dr. Isidor Epstein died in London. He had been for many years lecturer and subsequently principal of Jews’ College. However, it was not so much for his […]
Through the many years of the preparatory work the Institute for the Publication of the Revised Israeli Talmud has amassed in addition to a large library of printed commentaries on […]
I would like to say today a few words on “vengeance in Judaism.” The subject has been touched upon in a recent issue of this paper and is of more […]