Torah and Lactaid: A match made at Sinai

12/06/2025

It wasn’t quiet when the Jews received Torah at Sinai. Lightning flashed, thunder rolled, the shofar sounded, the mountain shook and divine words boomed from the mountain. It was an audio-visual spectacle of such magnitude that Hollywood still struggles to replicate it. Each year, around…

Celebrating a good harvest

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Torah and Lactaid: A match made at Sinai

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