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Restore Torah to Russian-Speaking Jews!
Fifteen years ago, Avraham Cohen was a savvy filmmaker in downtown Moscow...Program of Rabbi Kushnir for Women from 16 to 35 to take Place on October 30th in Jerusalem
Program of Rabbi Kushnir for Women from 16 to 35 to take Place on October 30th in JerusalemThe news of the tragic untimely passing of Reb Naftoli Smolyansky
The news of the tragic untimely passing of Reb Naftoli Smolyansky of Los Angeles hit people around the world as a shock.Machon Weizmann: From Science to Religion
It is this intellectual approach that draws these scientists, and thus the deep intellectual works of the Ramchal become their first step in YiddishkeitSpeech of HaRav Dovid Schustal at a Toldos Yeshurun Event
Harav Yitzchok, zecher tzaddik vekodosh livrocho, was mekabel Torah from his great father, under the Russians, under the communists, he continued the mesorah of Torah, from father to sonThe Memoirs of Rav Yitzchok Zilber zt"l "To Remain A Jew" - Forbidden Circumcision
There was probably no harder period to practice Judaism than the history of Russian Jews in Soviet RussiaThe Memoirs of Rav Yitzchok Zilber zt"l "To Remain A Jew" - Continued
I tried to get to the synagogue by 6:30 AM, daven, learn Gemara, and go to workThe Memoirs of Rav Yitzchok Zilber zt"l "To Remain A Jew" - Under One Roof With Amalek
One of these Jews stopped me, handed me, an eleven-year-old child, a box of matches and said, “Nu, light it or I will hit you!”The Memoirs of Rav Yitzchok Zilber zt"l "To Remain A Jew" - Part 2
I do not know of another father whose son feels more indebted to him than I do to my father, of blessed memory, for the knowledge that he gave me.The Memoirs of Rav Yitzchok Zilber zt"l "To Remain A Jew" - Deportation to Kazan
Using the excuse of Jewish disloyalty, the czar’s government cleared the border area of Jews. Thousands of Jewish families from Lithuania and Latvia were forced to move into central Russia.The Memoirs of Rav Yitzchok Zilber zt"l "To Remain A Jew" - Chapter 2: Rezhitza
I know about my grandfather only from stories. They said that he used to spend all day in the synagogue, wearing his tallis gadol and tefillin.The Memoirs of Rav Yitzchok Zilber zt"l "To Remain A Jew" - Continuation of the Family Chronicles
After Rav Naftali's death, his oldest son, Rav Aharon Zelig Tziyuni, became Rav of LyutzinThe Memoirs of Rav Yitzchok Zilber zt"l "To Remain A Jew" - The Story of the Cantonist
I was nine when I was taken away from my mother and drafted to be a soldier. My mother was a widow; I was her only child. My father passed away before I was born and I was named after him.The Memoirs of Rav Yitzchok Zilber zt"l "To Remain A Jew" - Part I
My great-great grandfather from my father's side, Rav David Tziyuni, lived two hundred years ago. During his last years he was the rabbi of Lyutzin, then part of Czarist Russia.The Memoirs of Rav Yitzchok Zilber zt"l "To Remain A Jew" - Introduction
My parents were my first and only teachers, and they taught me Torah.Rabbi Avrohom Binsky - Kehillas Moreshes Yaakov
Along comes Rabbi Binsky and his idea of founding a kehilla for Russian Jews.Chavrusa across the country, or: A Siyum once in three and a half years
But for every religious Jew, for whom learning Torah is the most important thing, finding a good chavrusa can be just as hard as finding a shidduch.< Previous | Next >
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