In a recent survey of Jewish people of all denominations and backgrounds, of all ages and of all levels of observance from synagogers to secular Jews – when they were asked what they remembered most about the High Holy Days the response was near unanimous – the...
Ferramonti Internment Camp The story of the Ferramonti Internment Camp is a story of Jewish survival thanks to the efforts of Italian soldiers and impoverished Italian villagers who worked together to save nearly 4,000 Jews. Located in the province of Cosenza on the...
The Rosh HaShanah Seder – Seder Yehi Ratzon A Sephardic Experience, In English e’ in italiano The Rosh HaShanah seder has its origins in the Talmud (Horayot 12a) where Rabbi Abaye writes about eating those foods that grow in abundance at this time of the year....
Rosh HaShanah includes “Tashlich” Throwing Sins Away Back in the day, on one of the first two days of Rosh HaShanah, Jews traditionally walked together to a stream, pond, lake, river, or even an ocean. The idea was to find a body of flowing water, preferably...
Rosh HaShanah ritorna al campo di concentramento italiano di Ferramonti Dove i prigionieri ebrei adoravano in una delle tre sinagoghe La storia del campo di concentramento di Ferramonti è una storia di sopravvivenza ebraica grazie agli sforzi dei soldati italiani e...
Yom Kippur Begins with Kol Nidre (in English and Italian) “Kol Nidre,” These are Aramaic words that begin a Jewish ritual that we Jews have done for 1,000 (one thousand) years. Kol Nidre sono le parole aramaiche con le quali comincia un ritulale ebraico che noi...
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