It’s My Opinion: A Taste of Marror
Luckily, the man Medina had conspired with was an FBI undercover agent.
Rabbi Pinchas Weberman Gives Invocation At REC Meeting
Corey Brier, corresponding secretary of the organization, introduced the rabbi.
Rabbi Ira Hill Uses His Skills to Help Community Businesses
Rabbi Ira (Yisroel) Hill realized that many of these organizations were not reaching their full potential. He decided to do something about it.
Chabad Chayil Initiates GROW Enrichment Program
Through the GROW program children become kinder people, opening their minds to others’ perspectives and their hearts to others’ feelings and needs.
It’s My Opinion: Hurricane Season
The Labor Day weekend and the resumption of school are signals that mark the end of summer in many parts of the United States. Families have one last barbecue. Women put away their white shoes. Everyone anticipates the bright colors of falling leaves and cooler weather.
Emunah Of Miami Beach Holds Annual Dinner
At the inception of the program, all Holocaust survivors present came forward to lead the singing of Hatikvah.
Chai Lifeline Southeast Holds Art Exhibit
Chai Lifeline Southeast’s first venture into the art world, “Through the Eyes of Our Children,” an exhibit and sale at Gallery Art in Aventura, was part of the organization’s Chai Crafts program, an innovative art therapy endeavor sponsored by the Root Foundation.
Rohr Jewish Learning Institute Holds Spring Course
The Rohr Jewish Learning Institute (JLI) will present Curious Tales of the Talmud: Finding Yourself in the Legends of Our Sages, the institute’s new six-session Spring 2013 course that will begin during the week of April 23.
Gov. Scott Visits North Miami Beach/Aventura Community
Governor Rick Scott visited North Miami Beach/Aventura on the morning of Wednesday, September 17.
It’s My Opinion: Land For Peace And Other Thanksgiving Myths
It’s that time of year again. Turkey, sweet potato casserole and a harsh lesson in the reality of “land for peace” deals…
RASG Hebrew Academy Holds National Honor Society Induction
The NHS was also honored to have Bob Diener as keynote speaker.
Tzvi Hirsh Chaim Bikur Cholim Holds Inaugural Meeting
The new group will also deliver kosher food to Jewish residents in non-kosher facilities, as well as to kosher facilities where the food is not up to par.
Chabad of South Broward Holds 33rd Annual Dinner
Chabad of South Broward has 15 Chabad Houses in ten cities.
It’s My Opinion: Our Brothers’ Keeper
Two of our brothers, Jonathan Pollard and Alan Gross, sit in the pit of captivity. We have a mandate to see that they are freed.
It’s My Opinion: Celebrating Yom HaAtzmaut
Reading through one of our local Jewish newspapers, I was delighted to see a full-page advertisement publicizing a celebration for Yom HaAtzmaut, Israel Independence Day. The 62nd anniversary of the resurgence of the Jewish State is certainly worthy of a party. In fact, after 2,000 years of bloodstained exile, it is an incredible, modern-day wonder.
PJ Library To Celebrate Chanukah At December 4 Festival
Just in time for Chanukah, more than 1,200 families in Broward County are starting to receive free Jewish children’s books thanks to PJ Library, an international award-winning literacy program that delivers Jewish heritage to children, one book at a time.
Southern NCSY To Hold Shabbaton with OU Executive VP Rabbi Weil
Southern NCSY will be holding a leadership training Shabbaton at the Young Israel of Bal Harbour December 6 and December 7. Rabbi Steven Weil, executive vice president of the Orthodox Union, will be the special guest speaker.
RASG Hebrew Academy Students Hold Food Drive
Students at the RASG Hebrew Academy in Miami Beach started off the school year with a great mitzvah project with a fun-filled theme. The school’s annual food drive was dedicated to the Miami Dolphins football team and dubbed “The Fins Frenzy and Food Drive Day.”
ZOA Florida At Capitol Mission Day
The attendees heard from dozens of lawmakers and met with key senators and representatives or their aides.
RASG Hebrew Academy Holds Pre-Sukkot Spectacular
His mini-sukkah made use of Tinker Toys, Lego blocks, and freshly cut leaves.
It’s My Opinion: Finally – Good News!
My eyes skimmed an article on page 1A. I was flabbergasted. I read the title again. Could it be? It had good news for the Miami Jewish community.
It’s My Opinion: Diversity Of Opinion
The rabbi bolted from the synagogue. He was apoplectic. His face was red. He grabbed a nearby policeman by the arm.
An Evening 18 Years In The Making
Boynton Beach has the fastest growing Jewish population in America. Currently, several hundred traditional families call Boynton Beach home.