Beginning in 1818, exactly two centuries ago, many of the West’s first breakaway synagogues were founded. Different motivations guided these moves, including tradition, reform, custom, and location. However, all sparked
Insights from the S&P Sephardi Community Rabbis on the Parsha Debarim: Travelling the S&P Over the past ten years I’ve visited about fifty sites relating to the history of the
Insights from the S&P Sephardi Community Rabbis on the Parsha Matot Masei: Environmentally Friendly We may not like to think of ourselves as conformists, but there is ample scientific evidence that
Please click HERE to read a printable version. Prime Principles Pirke Abot 1:8a A Case Against the Defense Yehuda ben Tabbai says: ‘Don’t be like the lawyers’. More often than not, the job
The S&P Sephardi Community, together with GESHER, organised a panel discussion about views on Jewish education. The panelists were Rabbi Joseph Dweck, Rabbi Menachem Bombach and Rachel Fink, a Headteacher
Beginning in 1818, exactly two centuries ago, many of the West’s first breakaway synagogues were founded. Different motivations guided these moves, including tradition, reform, custom, and location. However, all sparked
Beginning in 1818, exactly two centuries ago, many of the West’s first breakaway synagogues were founded. Different motivations guided these moves, including tradition, reform, custom, and location. However, all sparked
Beginning in 1818, exactly two centuries ago, many of the West’s first breakaway synagogues were founded. Different motivations guided these moves, including tradition, reform, custom, and location. However, all sparked
Please click HERE to read a printable version. Prime Principles Pirke Abot 1:7 Guilty by Association Nitai of Arbel says: ‘Distance yourself from a wicked neighbour, do not befriend a sinful person
Rabbi Dweck presents a perspective on the age old question: What is the Jewish view on the afterlife? This event was generously sponsored by the Sephardi Centre.
