A deeper look into the meanings and customs of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year: From crowning G-d as our king to blowing the Shofar and dipping apple into honey.
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September 28, 2011
An appreciation
Thank you, I cannot thank you enough, Rabbi, for your commentary and am now able to start Rosh Shannah, albeit alone in a small village in Italy, I no longer feel alone. Pauline N. Fromer
Pauline N. Fromer Capestrano, Italy
September 17, 2011
rosh hashanah
SHALOM! i am very happy to your clear explanations,i appreciate you all for sharing your knowledge about the Hebrew lessons. I always pray to G-D that you always update us. i am very interested with my friends,relatives and my family. Again and again thank you very much
Anonymous
September 14, 2011
My wish
World peace Mutual understanding towards harmonious living of people
Deacon Geremew Shewaye Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
September 29, 2008
L'Shona Tova u'metukah
Thank you for explanation and demonstration of how shofar sounds.
Meira Lerma League City, TX
September 29, 2008
Rosh Hashanah
Thank you for the clarity and depth of the explanation - I appreciate it very much.
Pauline N. Fromer
Capestrano, Italy
i am very happy to your clear explanations,i appreciate you all for sharing your knowledge about the Hebrew lessons. I always pray to G-D that you always update us. i am very interested with my friends,relatives and my family.
Again and again thank you very much
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
League City, TX
TX