Top 10 Rolling Stones Shavuot songs The good news? The Rolling Stones will play Tel Aviv in June . The bad news? A large portion of Israelis won’t be able to go. The concert, scheduled for June 4, falls at the end of Shavuot — making it near impossible for holiday-observant Israelis to go see Mick, Keith and Co. prove they’ve still got the magic at age 70. Jewish Home MK Nissan Slomiansky petitioned the Stones to move the concert ...
April 4, 2014 - The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles
St Jerome in Jerusalem Post Israelis speak Hebrew, but many live lives devoid of Judaism. Just closing your schools on Shavuot is not the totality of Judaism,said Rabbi Jerome Epstein, executive vice president of the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism. "Some...