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Faces of Akiva – Alumna Hadas Levine

Faces of Akiva – Alumna Hadas Levine

“A big part of who I am today is because of my time spent at Akiva” This week we had a very special treat at Akiva School when we were visited by one of our former students, Hadas Levine.  Hadas had been a student at Akiva School up until grade 4 at which point she...

Parashat Naso – Blessings

Parashat Naso – Blessings

Fun fact: This week’s parashah, Naso, is the longest parashah in the Torah with 176 verses. In it, we find the priestly blessing:. Speak to Aaron and to his sons, saying so shall you bless the Children of Israel, say to them: May the Lord bless you and keep you; May...

Parashat Ba-Midbar/Shavuot: Counting, accounting and recounting

Parashat Ba-Midbar/Shavuot: Counting, accounting and recounting

This week’s parashah begins the book of Ba-Midbar, which opens with God commanding Moses to count. Take a census of the entire assembly of the Children of Israel according to their families, according to their fathers’ house, by number of the names, every male...

Parashat Emor – Counting

Parashat Emor – Counting

This weekend is Lag Ba-Omer, the 33rd day of counting from Passover to Shavuot.  In our parshah this week we find the commandment to count these days: You shall count for yourselves – from the morrow of the rest day, from the day when you bring the omer of the waving...