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Tag Archives: some rabbis
Is Gabby Giffords Jewish?
Conservative rabbi Jason Miller writes: The debate over “Who is a Jew” is back in the headlines following the shooting in Tucson, Ariz., that critically injured Rep. Gabrielle Giffords. For Giffords, the daughter of a Christian Scientist mother and a … Continue reading
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Rabbi Moshe Tendler Ascends The Temple Mount
From WorldNetDaily.com: A prominent U.S. rabbi recently ascended the Temple Mount – Judaism’s most revered site – stirring a quiet debate among some within the Jewish religious community about whether Jews should be permitted to enter the mount. Some rabbis … Continue reading
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Tagged jewish religious community, mahmoud abbas, moshe tendler, orthodox jewish community, palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas, quiet debate, rabbi moshe, some rabbis
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YU’s Tranny Prof – No Problem Says Rabbi
Rabbi Gil Student, the leader of Modern Orthodoxy in America, posts: The news is reporting that a tenured professor at Yeshiva University returned last week as a transgender individual (link). It seems that some rabbis are vocally opposed to this. … Continue reading
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Tagged aaron rakeffet rothkoff, gil student, jewish orthodoxy, moshe tendler, some rabbis, Yeshiva University
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Yeshiva University Rocked By Tranny Prof
From the New York Post: NEW LOOK: Joy Ladin arrives last week at Yeshiva University, where she heads the writing center. A Yeshiva University professor left two years ago as a man – and returned last week as a woman. … Continue reading
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Is It Ok For A Jew To Sit In Starbucks?
Dr. Marc Shapiro reviews three recent books on Rav Ovadiah Yosef: "Since we live today in an era when some rabbis have declared that one should not sit in or buy coffee at a store like Starbucks that has no … Continue reading
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