Interview with David Eliach

Interview with David Eliach

Rabbi Dr. David Eliach was dean of the Yeshivah of Flatbush for forty-three years. As noted by the United States House of Representatives, "Rabbi Eliach single-handedly inspired the parents and children of Flatbush, Brooklyn with his love and respect for the Hebrew...

Interview with David Eliach

Discussion- Goals of Hebrew Instruction in School

Table of Contents Herzlia School, Cape Town, South Africa Ramaz Middle School, New York City Solomon Schechter Day School, Greater Hartford, Connecticut N.E. Miles Jewish Day School, Birmingham, Alabama Herzlia School, Cape Town, South Africa Ronnie Gotkin, Principal-...

Interview with David Eliach

Looking In

I recently had the opportunity to meet – in person – one of the virtual acquaintances that I have made while moderating Lookjed. This particular individual was visiting Israel from Finland because it was Shavua HaSefer – “book week” in Israel – and she knew that she...

Interview with David Eliach

Teaching Hebrew as a Second/Foreign Language

Prof. Aryeh Wohl was the Educational Director of Israel’s Center for Educational Technology for thirty years. He is the Senior Editor and writer responsible for the Open University of Israel courses on Literacy. Prof. Wohl taught at Ben Gurion and Tel Aviv...

Interview with David Eliach

Teaching Judaica Without Teaching Hebrew

Martin Lockshin is professor of Humanities and Hebrew and Chair of the Division of Humanities at York University in Toronto. He is the author of a four volume annotated translation into English of Rashbam’s commentary on the Torah. There is a long and usually...

Orality and Texuality: A Historical Perspective

Orality and Texuality: A Historical Perspective

The Jewish people has preserved its traditions and passed them on using two primary modes of transmission, oral and written, sometimes competing with each other and other times coexisting. In this essay we will offer a brief historical survey of these two and explore...

Orality and Texuality: A Historical Perspective

Orality, Textuality and the Living Experience of Oral Torah

אמר רבי יהודה בר שלום כשאמר הקב"ה למשה כתב לך , בקש משה שתהא המשנה בכתב. ולפי שצפה הקב"ה שאומות העולם עתידין לתרגם את התורה ולהיות קוראין בה יונית והם אומרים אנו ישראל, ועד עכשיו מאזנים מעויין. אמר להם הקב"ה לעכו"ם אתם אומרים שאתם בני? איני יודע אלא מי שמיסטורין שלי...

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