Chatting Rabbis: Should We Send Children To Overnight Camp?

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11 months ago

Chatting Rabbis: Should We Send Children To Overnight Camp?

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On the Chatting Rabbis podcast, a cross-Atlantic conversation between Rabbi Eliezer Zalmanov of Munster, Indiana, and Rabbi Mendy Chitrik of Istanbul, Turkey. An important conversation about sending kids to camps, from the perspective of parents as well as Eliezer and Mendy’s own camp experiences as campers and counselors • Listen

Opinion

1 year ago

Chatting Rabbis: Smartphone Addiction

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In the Chatting Rabbis podcast, a cross-Atlantic conversation between Rabbi Eliezer Zalmanov of Munster, Indiana, and Rabbi Mendy Chitrik of Istanbul, Turkey: they discuss the use of smartphones and its widespread ramifications, for themselves as adults and also for their children, especially those in yeshivah, where common-sense delicate enforcement is necessary • Full Story

Opinion

2 years ago

Chatting Rabbis: The Education Crisis

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In the Chatting Rabbis podcast, a cross-Atlantic conversation between Rabbi Eliezer Zalmanov of Munster, Indiana, and Rabbi Mendy Chitrik of Istanbul, Turkey: As a follow up to last week’s episode, Eliezer and Mendy continue exploring the tuition crisis, which from a parent’s perspective is really an education crisis where schools and yeshivas need to up their game drastically • Listen

Opinion

2 years ago

Chatting Rabbis: The Tuition Crisis

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In the Chatting Rabbis podcast, a cross-Atlantic conversation between Rabbi Eliezer Zalmanov of Munster, Indiana, and Rabbi Mendy Chitrik of Istanbul, Turkey: An emotional conversation about the tuition crisis facing the Jewish world at large, and specifically within the Chabad community. They discuss the problem at length, and even offer some possible solutions • Listen