Tag: Jonathan Sacks
And Now for Something Completely Different: Passover in Azerbaijan
"I already ordered three or four cows and hundreds of chickens."
Compendium of Scholarly Articles Launched in Tribute to Rabbi Shlomo Riskin
“While Rabbi Riskin defended halachic practice without compromise, he succeeded in revealing religion’s beauty to countless Jews."
Former Chief Rabbi of the UK Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks Dead of Cancer at...
While a student at Cambridge, he met with the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, who convinced him to seek rabbinic ordination and enter the rabbinate.
’18 for 18′ Initiative a Smashing Success Across Australia, New Zealand this lag B’Omer
According to data analytics, more than 40,000 Jewish people of all ages gathered online for this inspiring event.
Sharansky Becomes Bar Ilan’s Guardian of Zion
From Prisoner of Zion to Guardian of Zion: Natan Sharansky was honored by Bar-Ilan University's Ingeborg Rennert Center for Jerusalem Studies.
Rabbi Sacks Foretells Jewish Exodus from UK
“When people hear the kind of language that’s been coming out of Labour, they cannot but feel an existential threat.”
Rabbi Sacks on Religion & Science – The Great Partnership
For too long, people have thought that religion and science are destined to be in conflict.
Philanthropist Marcus Katz Dead at 89
Katz established the Marcus Katz Award which for 41 years has been given to outstanding contributors to building harmony between Jewish law and tradition and the modern world.
Koren Shavuot Mahzor Reveals Surprise
"According to the written sources, biblical and post-biblical, there was intense debate as to when Shavuot is celebrated and why."
The Eloquent Chief Rabbi Who Would Not Fight Israel’s Enemies
The central quality of leadership is not eloquence but moral courage, a preparedness to be hated in the pursuit what’s right.
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