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Rabbi Defined

(adj. rabbinic, Heb., "my master"). An authorized teacher of the classical Jewish tradition (see oral law) after the fall of the second Temple in 70 CE. The role of the rabbi has changed considerably throughout the centuries. Traditionally, rabbis serve as the legal and spiritual guides of their congregations and communities. The title is conferred after considerable study of traditional Jewish sources. This conferral and its responsibilities is central to the chain of tradition in Judaism.

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Soviet Jewry movement born on Cleveland"™s West side

Published September 5, 2008, 10:06 am, Cleveland Jewish News

A recent JTA article notes that 2007 marks the 40th anniversary of the worldwide Soviet Jewry movement. This grass-roots effort involving Jews and non-Jews all over America resulted in the emigration of more than one million Soviet Jews.

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A teacher for all seasons

Published September 5, 2008, 10:06 am, Cleveland Jewish News

“This was the most interesting and enjoyable tour of old Jewish Cleveland anyone could ever take,” effused many of the 50 Park Synagogue Senior Adults following their daylong tour conducted by knowledgeable Nate Arnold.

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Hebrew Resources on the Web - Pt. 1

Published September 5, 2008, 8:49 am, Jewish Ledger

Ha’im ata rotzeh lilmod Ivrit? Do you want to learn Hebrew? It doesn’t matter whether you’re a student getting ready to return to school or you haven’t practiced your Hebrew since your ‘cheder’ days. The Internet provides incredible resources for people who want to improve their Hebrew.

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Jewish HS Scheduled For 2009

Published September 5, 2008, 8:45 am, Norwalk Citizen-News

A number of people in Norwalk who are members of Congregation Beth El synagogue on East Avenue have expressed to Rabbi Joseph Ron Fish that they love the Norwalk community, but that ultimately when their kids get to be high school age they are going to need to move to a place outside of Fairfield County that better serves their needs.

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Letters to the Editor

Published September 5, 2008, 6:17 am, The Villager

No one likes to be called a racist, but some actions do have negative racial consequences.

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Calendar Girls picks and clicks for Sept. 6"“12: Hip hop art, veggie Jews, string theory & laughs

Published September 5, 2008, 1:24 am, The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles

(PLAY) They're being called the "Divas of Domesticity." Three PTA-parents-turned-girl-group prove dishes can't diminish a desire for artistic creativity.

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Clubs and Hobbies

Published September 4, 2008, 10:20 pm, Daily Herald

To have an event listed in this calendar, e-mail the details at least two weeks in advance of the event or registration deadline to nbrcalendar@dailyherald.com. Please put "Clubs & hobbies" in the subject line.

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GCJC To Begin New Religious School Year

Published September 4, 2008, 9:13 pm, Garden City News

With the memories of the 2007-08 Religious School year beginning to fade after a wonderful summer, the students and staff of the Garden City Jewish Center are set to resume classes on Sunday, September 7th at 9:00AM.

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Forward.com

Published September 4, 2008, 2:37 pm, Forward

California journalist and Forward contributor Lisa Alcalay Klug has authored the new book “Cool Jew: The Ultimate Guide for Every Member of the Tribe” (Andrews McMeel Publishing), a funny compendium of Jews in pop culture, holiday survival guides, fashion and style tips, crash courses in “Kabba Lah Lah” and more.

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Forward.com

Published September 4, 2008, 2:37 pm, Forward

In the Indian states of Mizoram and Manipur, far in the northeast near the Burmese border, some 7,000 people observe the Jewish Sabbath, kosher dietary laws and rules of family purity. Already, 1,400 of these people, known as Bnei Menashe, have immigrated to Israel.

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  • FailedMessiah. com: What's Different About The Newest Haredi Rabbi-On-Boy Sexual Abuse Case?: A child is sexually abused by a rabbi teaching in a haredi school. The school does nothing. Years later, the child, now a young adult, tells his parents. The parents push the school to fire the rabbi. The school doesn't. The victim sues. So, what's different here than in other similar cases? Plenty, including an alleged scheme to trick the victim into not calling police:

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  • In Israel, many Jews are now losing sight of the deeper messages of their religion. An obsession with Israel means that many Jews are now losing sight of the deeper messages of their religion | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk: Rabbis are now qualified to guide others in the ways of the Torah, and to come to the aid of anyone in need of spiritual assistance, a mantle which few are ever fit to bear. Whilst a school of thought has developed in which many Jews see their ultimate salvation lying in having a land to call their own, for those for whom their religion is not defined by nationalism, the survival of the Jewish people is about far deeper issues than who rules tracts of land. Even if Jews controlled an area the size of Asia, there would be little worth celebrating if there was an abandonment of Jewish values, Jewish history, and Jewish ideology. The phrase "I am a Jew" is a hollow in the absence of knowledge of the religion' s essence and spiritual meaning. If nationalism is the sole aspiration of the Jewish people, then there is little point in preserving the way of life and customs that has endured throughout our history, and outlasted scores of other peoples and cultures.

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