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Monthly Archives: October 2015
The Left Wing Bias In Academia
Orthodox Judaism is as estranged from the secular university as any white power advocate. The more Orthodox the Jew, the less likely he is to study at college. Traditional Orthodox Jews often fear sending their kids to college in case … Continue reading
The Case For Homogeneity
Constantine VII, a 10th Century Byzantine Emperor wrote the following: For each nation has different customs and divergent laws and institutions, and should consolidate those things that are proper to it, and should form and develop out of the same … Continue reading
Posted in Diversity
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RELIVING THE HISTORY OF JEWISH LOS ANGELES WITH RABBI EINHORN’S LECTURE SERIES
You can find Rabbi Einhorn’s lectures at YUTorah.org (just search for “Shlomo Einhorn” and sort by latest). From JewishHomeLa.com: On Monday evening March 17th, 2014, Rabbi Shlomo Einhorn, Dean of Yeshivat Yavneh, began a repeat of his first-rate 14 part … Continue reading
Posted in Los Angeles, R. Shlomo Einhorn
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How Many People Convert To Orthodox Judaism Each Year In The USA?
I believe that conversions through Sephardic rabbis Gavriel Cohen and Samuel Ohana often run to $5,000, and through other Batei Din (Jewish law courts) about $2,000 all told. JewishHomeLA.com: Rav Gavriel Cohen, who heads a beis din near Hancock Park, … Continue reading
Posted in Conversion, Orthodoxy, R. Avrohom Union, R. Gavriel Cohen, R. Samuel Ohana, RCC
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Don’t Employ Arab Construction Workers, Chabad Rabbi Says
This advice seems like common sense to me. FailedMessiah reports: Chief Rabbi of Kfar Chabad Meir Ashkenazi has released a public letter calling on residents, who are almost all Chabad hasidim, to stop employing Arab construction workers until the current … Continue reading