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Tag Archives: orthodox jewish congregations
Eating Disorders Among Orthodox Jews
The New York Times reports: In the large and growing Orthodox Jewish communities around New York and elsewhere, rabbinic leaders are sounding an alarm about an unexpected problem: a wave of anorexia and other eating disorders among teenage girls. While … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Orthodoxy
Tagged orthodox jewish congregations, orthodox jews, preferred answer, rabbinic leaders, union of orthodox jewish congregations, york times reports
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Mashgiach Robert Frank Sues The Orthodox Union, Montefiore Hospital
Here’s some background to this dispute. COMES NOW, the Plaintiffs, ROBERT FRANK and BARBARA FRANK by and through their attorney, Sanford Kutner, whose new telephone number is 347-985-7777 and for a Complaint against the Defendants, state and allege as follows: … Continue reading
Posted in Orthodox Union, Robert Frank
Tagged employment opportunity commission, equal employment opportunity, equal employment opportunity commission, first amendment freedom of religion, orthodox jewish congregations, section 504 of the rehabilitation act
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Orthodox Rabbis In California Push For Proposition 8
There’s a two-page ad in the latest issue of the Jewish Journal that reads in part: The constitutional amendment "that marriage is only between one man and one woman." This is crucial for the sake of our families, for our … Continue reading
Posted in Homosexuality, Orthodoxy
Tagged Agudath Israel, national council of young israel, orthodox jewish congregations, parshat noach, rabbinical council of california, union of orthodox jewish congregations
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Righteous Kashrut
By Yitzchok Adlerstein and Michael Broyde The Jewish community has been roiled by the continuing charges against kosher meat giant Agriprocessors. Kosher consumers are angry that practices which are supposed to bring credit to Jewish tradition are instead sullying its … Continue reading
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Tagged biblical prophets, jewish concerns, kosher consumers, legal norms, orthodox jewish congregations, union of orthodox jewish congregations
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