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Shayna Zukerman

  • Parshat Matot: Watch Your Mouth – Rachel Shammah, New Jersey NCSY

    Parshat Matot: Watch Your Mouth – Rachel Shammah, New Jersey NCSY

    Hashem gave you a gift- it’s up to you to use it right! This week, Rachel Shammah, NJ NCSY, teaches us about the power of speech and how it sets us apart.

    posted by , on July 14, 2015
  • Please Daven

    Please Daven

    Refuah Shleima needed for Moshe ben Miriam Rus and Esther Mindel bat Gittel Miriam, R’ Misha Rappaport and his wife who are in critical condition from a traffic accident

    posted by , on July 13, 2015
  • Parshat Pinchas – Leadership 101 – Daniel Levine, West Coast NCSY

    Parshat Pinchas – Leadership 101 – Daniel Levine, West Coast NCSY

    What does it take to be a good leader? Daniel Levine, West Coast NCSY, goes through the parsha, as well as what we know about Yehoshua, to teach us an important lesson about different styles of leadership.

    posted by , on July 8, 2015
  • Parshat Balak- One Life to Live -Ari Zucker, Advisor for NJ NCSY and TJJ

    Parshat Balak- One Life to Live -Ari Zucker, Advisor for NJ NCSY and TJJ

    Are you living for this world or for the next? Ari Zucker, advisor for NJ NCSY and TJJ, tells us about Bilaam’s prayer and a life-changing story from the Gemara, and teaches us how to live life to the fullest.

    posted by , on July 1, 2015
  • Parshat Chukat: Because I Said So- Simon Springer, West Coast, Seattle and New York NCSY

    Parshat Chukat: Because I Said So- Simon Springer, West Coast, Seattle and New York NCSY

    If we don’t understand it, why do we do it? Simon Springer, from Seattle, New York and West Coast NCSY, goes through different opinions in Jewish thought to teach us about the nature of mitzvot and how to use to become better people.

    posted by , on June 24, 2015
  • Reunion Summer 2015 Issue: NCSY Alumni Mystery Vintage Photo

    Reunion Summer 2015 Issue: NCSY Alumni Mystery Vintage Photo

        Answer: Top row: Shimmie Kaminetzky, Rabbi Larry Rothwachs, Rabbi Josh Blass; bottom row: Rabbi Chaim Lanner, Daniel Kaminetsky, Rabbi Perry Tirschwell and Rabbi Matt Tropp.   Read Reunion Summer 2015 Issue here!    

    posted by , on June 16, 2015
  • The Star of Broken Stones

    The Star of Broken Stones

    By Chaya Schwartz, Germany Close Up Summer 2015 Participant Frustrated as we zoomed through different points of interest in the  Sachsenhausen concentration camp I began to move my toes as though I was drawing a shape. The tour guide was talking, but all I could hear was silence. All I could feel was emptiness and confusion and frustration

    posted by , on June 16, 2015
  • Where are they now? The “Little Rock Rebbe” Rabbi Shaya and Nechie Kilimnick

    Where are they now? The “Little Rock Rebbe” Rabbi Shaya and Nechie Kilimnick

    By Rebecca Feldbaum When Rabbi Shaya Kilimnick took the position as rabbi of Congregation Agudath Achim in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1970, he was the youngest pulpit rabbi of an Orthodox congregation in America. Rabbi Kilimnick gives credit to Rabbi Seymour Atlas, the officiating rabbi who preceded him, for smoothing his way. “When I went

    posted by , on June 11, 2015
  • Alumni Spotlight: Elisha Mendl Mlotek

    Alumni Spotlight: Elisha Mendl Mlotek

    Elisha Mendl Mlotek OU-JLIC Alumnus “We need to bring a passion for Judaism back into our lives,” says OU-JLIC alumnus Elisha Mlotek, “even when you’re living in the heart of an observant community. Perhaps we need it there even more!” As a recent graduate of Queens College (NY), Elisha notes that when your college is in

    posted by , on June 10, 2015
  • Alumni Spotlight: Ari Solomont

    Alumni Spotlight: Ari Solomont

    Ari Solomont NCSY Alumnus You have to be quick to catch a word with Ari Solomont or he’s likely to whizz past you on his bicycle. As founder and director of Cycle for Unity, which helps volunteer cyclists raise funds for charitable causes, Ari is usually training for his next ride. It could be anywhere

    posted by , on June 10, 2015