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Shacharit

Semichas Chaver

Mincha & Maariv

Shacharit

Talmud with Rashi via Zoom

Shacharit

Shacharit

Shacharit

30 Minutes on the Parasha

Lunch & Learn

Adar Tisch

Rosh Hodesh Adar

Friday Evening

Rosh Hodesh Adar

Terumah/Shekalim

Shacharit

Semichas Chaver

Mincha & Maariv

Shacharit

Talmud with Rashi via Zoom

Shacharit

Shacharit

Shacharit

Lunch & Learn

Pre-Purim Shiur: Ba’al Ha-Turim on “Moshe & Haman”

Friday Evening

Shacharit

Tetzaveh/Zachor

Shacharit

Semichas Chaver

Kesher Kids’ Hamentashen Bake

Shacharit

Talmud with Rashi via Zoom

Shacharit

Shacharit

Fast of Esther

Shacharit

Israeli Purim Breakfast

Friday Evening

Purim

Ki Tissa – Shushan Purim

Shacharit

Semichas Chaver

Mincha & Maariv

Shacharit

Talmud with Rashi via Zoom

Shacharit

Shacharit

Shacharit

30 Minutes on the Parasha

Lunch & Learn

Friday Evening

Shacharit

Vayakhel/Parah

Shacharit

Semichas Chaver

Mincha & Maariv

Shacharit

Talmud with Rashi via Zoom

Shacharit

Shacharit

Shacharit

30 Minutes on the Parasha

Lunch & Learn

Friday Evening

Shacharit

Pikudei/HaHodesh

Rosh Hodesh Nisan

Shacharit

Semichas Chaver

Rosh Hodesh Nisan

Shacharit

Talmud with Rashi via Zoom

Shacharit

Shacharit

Pre-Pesach Seminar Part 1: Practical Halakhah

Shacharit

Lunch & Learn

Pre-Pesach Seminar Part 2: Seder Inspiration

Friday Evening

Shacharit

VaYikra

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Questions and Answers

Ask the Rabbi: Quinoa on Pesach
Dear Rabbi Simon,
Where do you stand on quinoa (and the kitniyot ban) for Pesach?
Many thanks,
Tzippy
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Dear Tzippy,
In line with other American authorities, I am in favour of quinoa. Although I reject completely the voices (mostly from Israel) seeking to abolish the ban on kitniyot entirely, IMO we do not need to include in the prohibition pseudo-grains that were unknown in the Old World until modern times. Best to buy with a Pesach hechsher though, to be free of any possible wheat contamination.
Rabbi Rashi Simon
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