Passover 2022: Finding redemption in the face of terror – opinion The Talmud teaches that Nisan is the month of redemption for everyone just as it was for the Jews in Egypt in Exodus by Rabbi Dr. Kenneth Brander | April
When differences aren’t different enough…Avi Ganz | The Times Of Israel Blogs | 21/3/22 Syndrome /ˈsɪndrəʊm/nouna group of symptoms which consistently occur together, or a condition characterized by a set of associated symptoms. A syndrome is only sought out, studied,
Don’t Deny Differences in the Name of Inclusion By Avi Ganz | February 24, 2021 As we approach Purim and take our annual look at its exciting tale, we meet the recently-exiled Jewish nation feeling out of sorts and unwanted,
Ohr Torah Stone Gap-Year Program Will Participate at Frisch Israel Night By JLNJ Staff | November 14, 2019 With gap-year program recruitment season launching in just a few short weeks, Ohr Torah Stone’s (OTS) Elaine and Norm Brodsky Darkaynu Programs,
Why I’m excited for Israel Night Avi Ganz | The Times Of Israel | 13/11/19 It’s mid-November. College application season. High school seniors everywhere are scrambling to get paperwork together, essays written, fees paid, and, most of all, target schools
The Pesach Seder: A Paradigm of Inclusion Avi Ganz | The Times Of Israel | 17/04/19 One of the more well-known passages in the Passover Haggadah speaks of the ‘Four Sons’, in reference to whom, the Torah enjoins us to engage with
What is inclusion? Avi Ganz | The Times Of Israel | 04/03/19 “Do you know the joy of friendship, of caring and of love? Somehow I get the feeling that you do. Then we are not so different, we are
An Accessible Gap Year For Youth With Disabilities Darkaynu gives students with disabilities an Israel gap-year trip of a lifetime BY JENNIFER LASZLO MIZRAHI – January 11, 2018 For many Jewish young adults, a gap year in Israel is a rite of passage. It
“On Integration, Adaptation, Comfort Zones, and what is just beyond them” by Avi Ganz 09/3/2015 Years ago, it was widely accepted that any person who was noticeably different (religious belief, skin color, intelligence, mannerisms, etc.) was incapable of integrating into the mainstream.
On Rosh Chodesh Adar, Ohr Torah Stone’s Jacob Sapirstein High School for Boys in Ramot, Jerusalem, ran a Purim carnival for 150 children with disabilities and limited mobility from the “Kav L’Chaim” organization. This is the ninth year in a
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