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In Parshas Chukas, we encounter a significant event in the life of Moshe Rabbeinu and the Jewish people during their journey in the desert. It begins with the death of Moshe’s sister, Miriam. Miriam had been a source of inspiration and leadership among the Israelites, and her passing marked a moment of mourning and loss for the community. Following Miriam’s death, the well that had miraculously provided water for the Jewish People throughout their desert sojourn disappears. The lack of water leads to the people’s frustration and complaints, directed towards Moshe and his brother Aharon. They express their concerns and anxieties about the scarcity of water, causing a sense of unrest in the nation.

In 2022, group distributed over 20 million pounds of food to 325,000
people in New York State

More than 350 elected officials, dignitaries, and community leaders lauded the Met Council, America’s largest Jewish charity dedicated to serving the needy, for its work distributing over 20 million pounds of food to more than 325,000 New Yorkers in 2022. The event was held at The Yale Club just prior to the start of the Salute to Israel Parade.

PUAH rabbis from abroad meet with the Gedolim of Eretz Yisrael

What is it like to be a PUAH rabbi?  To spend your days counseling couples who are struggling, longing and waiting desperately for a baby?  

What are the key components of an awesome event for singles?

Comfortable ways to meet. Interactive and fun. Good food. Great people (of course!). That’s exactly what made “The Great Diamond Heist” such a successful evening on Sunday, June 18.

One Israel Fund, the premier humanitarian organization providing for the security, safety and humanitarian needs of the residents of Judea and Samaria paid a visit to our nation’s capital last month. Amidst the backdrop of Yom Yerushalayim, Scott M. Feltman, the organization’s executive vice president came to Washington to brief numerous members of Congress about the incredible work that the organization is involved in on the ground, day-in and day-out. Among the lawmakers that One Israel Fund’s Feltman met with were Congressman Don Bacon of Nebraska; Congressman Carlos Gimenez of Florida; Congressman Doug Lamborn of Colorado; Congressman Nick Langworthy of New York; Congresswoman Carol Miller of West Virginia; Congressman Max Miller of Ohio; Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks of Iowa; Congressman Greg Murphy of North Carolina; and Congressman Rudy Yakym III of Indiana.