For the last two years the Panama Jewish Oral History Project has had articles published in the KSI Annual Boletin, and this report is being written to make more congregants and friends of KSI better informed of the Project’s activities and to give an update of the recent establishment of the it’s work space within …
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By Rabbi Daniel A. Kripper Beth Israel – Aruba. This section concludes the calculations for the construction and furnishing of the Mishkan, the portable tabernacle built in the desert.Other temples have been built and destroyed throughout our millenary history, and their memory has been preserved in the collective consciousness of Israel. Today’s synagogue is …
Los rabinos de la UJCL escriben sobre la Parashá de la semana Rabino Daniel Kripper Beth Israel Aruba Esta sección concluye con los cómputos de la construcción y el mobiliario del Mishkán, el tabernáculo portátil construido en el desierto. Otros templos fueron construidos y destruidos a los largo de la milenaria historia, cuya memoria ha …
Rabbi Gustavo Kraselnik Congregacion Kol Shearith Israel “Vayakhel Moshe”, (Moses then convoked, Ex. 35:1). With these words begins the Parashah, the next-to-last in the Book of Shmot. The first immediate question is who did he convoke. And the Torah gives us the answer: “the whole Israelite community.” And for what? To tell them, “These are …
Los Rabinos de la UJCL escriben sobre la Parashá de la semana Rabino Gustavo Kraselnik Congregación Kol Shearith Israel, Panamá “Vaiakhel Moshé”, (Congregó Moisés, EX. 35:1) Con estas palabras comienza la Parashá, la penúltima del libro de Shmot. La primera pregunta inmediata es ¿A quién congregó? Y la Torá nos da la respuesta: “a toda …
KSI Jewish Literature Book Club long distance member Barbara Rabkin, a transplant from Cincinnati, Ohio, living in Boquete, decided that it was time to reach out to Jews living in Chiriqui province for the purpose of seeing if there was intersect in organizing Jewish programs. To this effect she crafted the name JCC (Jewish Community …
