Torah and Tikkun Olam “I have had the zchut (merit) to live in the state of Israel, to serve it and to aid others in its name.” As 21-year-old Daniella Meltz approached her final days of IDF service and contemplated hanging up her army uniform in exchange for civilian garb, she felt a burning urge …
Join us! The second leg of an Ohr Torah Stone educational series exploring Jewish family history, roots and revival with Rabbi Shlomo Riskin JUNE 22 through JUNE 29, 2015 Rabbi Shalom Morris, Educational Director of the Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue of New York and PhD candidate at Yeshiva University in the history of the Portuguese Jewish Diaspora, …
Rabbi Shlomo Riskin speaks about Germany and Israel and Ohr Torah Stone’s upcoming trip By SARAH LEVIN “He’s taken on countless challenges and projects throughout his illustrious career, but Rabbi Shlomo Riskin’s highlight may be the journey he plans to lead, with a Jewish renewal mission, to Germany and Israel in May…” Read more… FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE TRIP
Rabbi Riskin talks to the Jerusalem Post’s In Jerusalem Magazine about OTS’s upcoming 30th Anniversary trip to Germany and Israel READ THE ARTICLE FOR MORE INFORMATION
Join Rabbi Riskin on this once-in-a-lifetime journey of Jewish revival! Invitation Itinerary Registration Form Registration Form (download) Highlights [btn href=”https://ots.org.il/donate/?otsprogram=Germany to Israel – 30th Anniversary Mission” type=”large”]Pay Online[/btn] For more information: ISRAEL +972-2-548-8449 David Katz, International Director USA 212-935-8672 David Moss, Executive Director North America Email: 30years@ots.org.il
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Celebrating 30 Years of Global Impact Join us on a mission to Germany and Israel, highlighting the impact that OTS has made on world Jewry Click here for more information
Join Rabbi Shlomo Riskin on a Once-in-a-Lifetime Journey Steeped in rich history and a painful past, Germany invokes very strong emotions. It is not only the symbol of the darkest annals of our history, it is also the birthplace of Ashkenazi Judaism. Torah study is not complete without the commentaries Rashi wrote in Worms. Similarly, domestic …
