“It was taught in a beraita, ‘Do not place a stumbling block in front of a blind man’ (Vayikra 19:14). This verse refers to one who hits his big son (‘beno ha-godol’).” (Moed Kattan 17a).

Expand to read more Frank Couch Another BBJ event on the horizon is Best of the Bar, which will feature keynote speaker Shema Mbyirukira ... and to see the list of practice group honorees ...

It’s past 2 a.m. in Spain, but that wouldn’t stop Dylan van Eyck from watching his former teammate, Walter Clayton Jr., in ...

Whenever God conveyed a message to the Israelites, such message began with the word “Hear” or “Listen” (Shema), as is the case in our First Reading. This means that ... they were able to discern and ...

Opportunities to read and work through text with a peer encourage students to take an active role in their learning.

Under his breath, Robby said “Shema Yisrael, Adonai Eloheinu, Adonai Echad.” Played by Noah Wyle, Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch has, throughout Max’s hit medical show The Pitt ...

Dr. Robby's Jewish background came out in a major way on Thursday's episode of 'The Pitt,' with him saying the central prayer ...

Jewish fans of HBO’s “The Pitt” heard a familiar verse in the hit medical drama’s latest episode when the show’s main character, Dr. Michael Robinavitch, consoled himself by reciting the Shema. A ...

consoled himself by reciting the Shema. A scene at the beginning of the 14th episode featured the character, known as “Dr. Robby,” clutching his Star of David necklace and shakily singing the ...