What is the Difference between Yaakov and Yisrael?
This week’s Torah reading, Parshat Vayechi, concludes the realization of God’s divine plan during its formative stages in the lives of our Patriarchs.
Relax and Play Video Games!
Hochberg Middle school students took time break to relax and escape into a virtual world created by our 8th Grade game developers.
Bridging the Generation Gap
Bridging the Generation Gap Growing up in the 50’s and 60’s, it was common to hear the expression, “generation gap.” This term was used to explain why my parents and the parents of my friends did not initially like Elvis or the music coming from “Motown,” the Beatles,...Posnack School Alumni Point the Way to Art’s Future
Alumni Galit Alboukrek (Class of 2016) and Tyler Baratz (Class of 2013) are featured in an exhibit of NFT artworks in West Palm Beach. Click for details.
Our Commitment to Judaism
Which laws of chemistry and biology are major, and which are minor? Which laws of physics must always be followed, and which ones can we ignore if we just don’t like them or if we just don’t feel like following them today? No law of science is insignificant or trivial. Likewise, no part of Judaism is trivial or insignificant. If it appears to be so, the fault lies in our lack of understanding.
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