Honestly? As Weinberg taught us: “don’t take pride, take pleasure.”So what I feel the most pleasure about it is the ability to be still able to fight for the Jewish people and making a difference for the Jewish people.
Thank you to aish.com for this fascinating video that reminds us that a tiny country can make a tremendous difference in the world. Courtesy of Aish.com
In this podcast series, Boruch Rabinowitz talks about Rabbi Noach Weinberg’s famous 48 Ways of Wisdom.
I sat down to talk with Rabbi Shalom Schwartz, one of the original group of students who joined Aish in 1974. We touched upon such important topics as the idealistic part of Judaism, how we live in a spiritual amnesia, the importance of awakening of the appreciation of life, and how Rabbi Shalom Schwartz is coaching based on the relationship with G-D and prayer.
I was talking with Rabbi Yaakov Salomon, C.S.W. who is a noted psychotherapist, in private practice in Brooklyn, N.Y. for over 25 years. He is a Senior Lecturer and the Creative Director of Aish Hatorah’s Discovery Productions.
In this podcast series, Boruch Rabinowitz talks about Rabbi Noach Weinberg’s famous 48 Ways of Wisdom.
In this podcast series, Boruch Rabinowitz talks about Rabbi Noach Weinberg’s famous 48 Ways of Wisdom.
“Making a difference for the Jewish people” – this is the mission of the interview series of Boruch Rabinowitz who was the right hand of Rabbi Noah Weinberg and opened the first Aish office in Canada and then in New York City. In this episode, he is talking with Rabbi Ahron Hoch from The Village …
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In this podcast series, Boruch Rabinowitz talks about Rabbi Noach Weinberg’s famous 48 Ways of Wisdom. S
In 2018, we mark the 9th Yarseit of Rav Noach Weinberg, whose legacy should be kept alive for the generations to come.