In this week’s parshah (19:18) we are commanded, “V’ahavta l’rei’acha kamocha, you shall love your neighbor like yourself.”
Firstly, why does the Torah stipulate kamocha - to love someone like yourself? Wouldn’t it have been sufficient to say, V’ahavta l’rei’acha - love your neighbor?
Parshat Emor begins with a warning to the kohanim to avoid tumah, impurity, “Emor el hakohanim, say to the kohanim…" Rashi comments that the kohanim
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We hear questions about President Biden's sharpness and his sometimes bumbling during speeches or press conferences.
SINAI Schools will hold its annual Unique Inspirations Student Art Show on Wednesday, May 22, 5-6:30 p.m., at a private home in Queens. Generously
Israel’s Independence Day, Yom Ha’atzmaut, is a day when the entire country has off from work. In the religious community, this day is used as a time
“I’m just asking questions,” has become the motto of today’s “alternative facts” or “controversial takes” pundit. While it is always a noble
Junior high school students at SINAI at YCQ researched and presented projects highlighting landmarks of both Jewish and general interest in
