web analytics December 29, 2014 / 7 Tevet, 5775 At a Glance
Sponsored Post   Dust Off The Windows (Part Three)  It’s so easy
to point the finger of blame at others, to believe the tragedies
of Jewish history are caused by individuals who are evil or mad
and not because we have turned away from our covenant with G-d
due to our intense desire to become like all the nations.
Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis  Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis  In my
previous column I continued to focus on the dusty windows that
obscure our Jewish vision. I noted the inexplicable hatred and
persecution that has plagued us throughout the centuries.  In
every generation there are those among us who try to convince us
it is our distinct Jewish appearance, customs and observances
that have alienated us from our non-Jewish neighbors.  But how
can these people explain the fact that Muslims, Hindus, monks,
nuns, and priests who wear special garb do so generally
undisturbed, even commanding respect?  Take a look at the
yarmulkes worn by the pope and the