…and non-profit sectors, with a passion for helping underserved populations. She received her master’s degree from Tashkent Institute of Finance in Uzbekistan. Baymuratova currently lives in New York City with…
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Day 191: Iron Swords War
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…consistency and determination, the Israeli army, with its amazing, committed, brave, and moral soldiers, has restored the public’s trust in it and its ability to protect us. Last night, together…
Parashat B’har-B’chukotai (Leviticus 25:1-27:34)
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…to the original owner, slaves are set free, and debts are cancelled. These practices demand both a certain amount of personal sacrifice as well as a tremendous amount of social…
Parashat B’har (Leviticus 25:1-26:2)
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…in which land reverts to its original owner and slaves are set free. B’har is a trenchant statement about the relationship between the land, the economy, and society. Biblical economy…
Parashat Sh’mot (Exodus 1:1-6:1)
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“Come, therefore, I will send you to Pharoah and you shall free my people, the Israelites, from Egypt.” (Exodus 3:10) Parashat Sh’mot opens the book of Exodus (which also is…
Day 46: Iron Swords War
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By Leah Garber The knock on the door—a knock on the door is usually a joyful sound—beloved guests coming from afar, a surprise visit, a delicious meal delivery, or just…
Parashat Tazria-Metzora (Leviticus 12:1-13:59)
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…mysticism and Neo-Hasidism) sees in this explanation a commentary on the Exodus, the purpose of freedom, and human nature. God frees the Israelites from slavery in Egypt to be free…
Update from JCC Israel Center
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…one of Israel’s southern communities. This operation is not even a day old and unfortunately, what we all feared would happen, has occurred. Shortly after the ground operation began, Eitan…
Day 30: Iron Swords War
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By Leah Garber In Jewish life, there are joyous days and days of mourning—with clear guidelines about how to celebrate and observe each one. Shloshim are the 30 days following…
Parashat D’varim (Deuteronomy 1:1-3:22)
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…is its Biblical roots. Parashat D’varim opens the fifth and final book of the Torah (also called D’varimi; in English, Deuteronomy). D’varim comprises five speeches by Moses, who begins by…