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Tag Archives: maariv
I Might Be Lazydox
Heshy Fried writes: You tend to only wear tzitzis on shabbos or when you want to make people think you are frummer than you really are, like at shachris You want to daven maariv, but are so damned tired that … Continue reading
Fast Called For Sunday
Over the past few months, three men (in their fifties or younger) in Rav Gershon Bess‘s shul at 7211 Beverly Blvd have died suddenly and unexpectedly. A month ago, Dr. Joel Schwartz died at his daughter’s wedding. A few months … Continue reading
Posted in R. Gershon Bess, Rabbis
Tagged Aish HaTorah, dr joel, joel schwartz, maariv, shul
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Chabad Of Beverlywood – The Hot New Shul In Pico/Robertson
Located at 1952 Robertson Blvd in zipcode 90035, it is presided over by Rabbi Dov Newman. 310-836-6770. It gets about hundred people on Shabbos morning. For Shuvuot, it had a massive ice cream bar and about 300 attendees. On Simchat Torah, … Continue reading
Posted in Chabad, Pico/Robertson
Tagged chabad israel center, maariv, massive ice, shuvuot, simchat torah, south robertson blvd
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Orthodox Jews Burn Copies Of The New Testament
Brad A. Greenberg writes: And you thought reaction to the Messianic Jew who wanted to compete in the Bible Quiz was ugly. Orthodox Jews pull a page from Nazi playbook in this AP report: Or Yehuda Deputy Mayor Uzi Aharon … Continue reading
Posted in Brad A. Greenberg
Tagged aharon, ap report, arab world, bible quiz, central israel, deputy mayor, jewish blood, jewish religious school, loudspeaker, maariv, messianic jew, new testament, new testaments, orthodox jews, playbook, religious school students, religious students, religious town, uzi, yehuda
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