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The Akiva School Students Sing for Shimon Peres

The Akiva School Students Sing for Shimon Peres

Thursday, May 10th, 2012; In a historic moment for The Akiva School, the Grade 6 student choir sang to the President of the State of Israel, Shimon Peres, at the Shaar Hashomayim as part of his visit to Montreal. Cooki Levy's message

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Parashat Mishpatim – guest bloggers Dr. Barry Levy and Judah Levy

Parashat Mishpatim – guest bloggers Dr. Barry Levy and Judah Levy

This week we have two very special guest bloggers, Dr. Barry Levy and his grandson, Judah Levy. Shabbat Shalom! Parashat Mishpatim contains one of the Torah's central legal texts. It is neither the first such text, nor the last, but several essential classes of law...

Parashat Yitro – Questions for Discussion

Parashat Yitro – Questions for Discussion

In this week’s parshah, the Israelites travel through the desert towards Mount Sinai.  There they prepare themselves to receive God’s Torah.  Moses’ father-in-law, Yitro, brings Moses’ wife and children to meet up with him, and he offers Moses the valuable advice of...

Parshat Beshalach – by guest blogger, Carrie Mazoff

Parshat Beshalach – by guest blogger, Carrie Mazoff

Carrie Mazoff Akiva parent and almuna Shortly after Am Israel leaves Egypt, Pharaoh changes his mind and chases after them.  Of course, the Israelites find themselves trapped between Pharaoh’s men and the red sea. When G‑d instructs Moses to raise his staff over the...

Parashat Beshallach – The challenges of dependence

Parashat Beshallach – The challenges of dependence

My daughter cut herself slicing a bagel the other morning. “Ah! I cut myself! What should I do?” My back was to her, so I turned briefly to look at her, and instinct told me this was more of a nick than a cut.  With every ounce of restraint I could muster, I turned...