More on Yetziv Pitgam
Several years ago I wrote in this column about the Piyut Yetziv Pigam which is recited on the second day of Shavuot before the reading of the Haftara. I remarked […]
Several years ago I wrote in this column about the Piyut Yetziv Pigam which is recited on the second day of Shavuot before the reading of the Haftara. I remarked […]
On his First Yahrzeit Last week was Menachem Begin’s first Yahrzeit. This and the following articles were written with the reverence and love, which we, former soldiers of the Irgun […]
Several months after the Six Day War, the sons of the settlers of Kfar Etzion, occupied and destroyed by the Arabs in 1948, returned to the desolated site to rebuild […]
I visited Budapest several times since the end of World War II. I stayed in various places (at one time under the Communist regime, foreign visitors were confined to certain […]
The ballroom of the Hilton Hotel was packed to capacity. Three thousand delegates and guests attended the banquet of the United Jewish Appeal’s annual conference at which Moshe Dayan, Israel’s […]
In his introduction to Yen HaTov on the Aramaic translations of the Torah, Rabbi Alter Tovia Wein of Rehovot speaks of the importance of studying the Targumim. He relates that […]
On Sunday March 22, Haifa’s Maimonides Research Center held its First National Awards Dinner at the Plaza Hotel. Several persons, including Dr. Henry J. Heimlich famous medical innovator and discoverer […]
Moshe Prager has been a pioneer in Holocaust research. His work “Horban Yisrael Be’Erupa,” which appeared in 1948 was the first comprehensive book about the extermination of European Jewry. He […]
Baruch (Bert) Strassburger died a short time ago in Frankfurt on the Main at the age of 76. Strassburger, who was born in Arad, Rumania, was an extraordinary individual His […]
“Fibonacci Quarterly”, an American magazine devoted to mathematics features listed on its front page the name of Dov Yarden as one of its principal contributors Yarden is a noted Israeli […]