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Rabbi Azi and Atara Horvitch

Rabbi Azriel (Azi) Horvitch was the Rav Beit Midrash at Yeshivat Ohr Torah Stone Machanayim. He has received practical training for rabbis, educators and spiritual leaders from the Straus-Amiel Institute of Ohr Torah Stone. He is also finishing his M.A. in Jewish Philosophy from Bar Ilan University where he received the Excellence award for education students from the Oaks Foundation. He studied for his rabbinic ordination at Kollel Torat Yossef in the Joseph Straus Rabbinical Seminary of Ohr Torah Stone. He participated in a training program for teaching Judaic studies in secular school during his undergraduate at Herzog Academic College. He also received a music diploma from Mizmor Music College in Givat Washington. Rabbi Azi Horvitch and Atara Horvitch Atara was an English teacher Read More
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Unveiling the Soul’s Prayer: Reflections from a Chasidic Retreat
In the tranquil days between May 19th and 22nd, a meaningful journey unfolded under the guidance of Rav Azi Horvitch, the JLIC Director at Princeton University. This Chasidic retreat, named “Liba Ba’ey,” (G-d seeks the heart) was a heartfelt pilgrimage into the depths of Jewish spirituality and a dream realized for Rav Azi. The retreat
Commemorating Yom Hazikaron: Reflections from Princeton University Students
On Sunday evening, May 12th, the Princeton University community came together to commemorate Yom Hazikaron, Israel’s Memorial Day. Led by the devoted JLIC Directors Atara & Rabbi Azi Horvitch, this gathering was more than just an event; it was a reminder of the sacrifices made and the lives lost in defense of Israel’s freedom and security.
A Journey Through Israel with Rav Azi and Atara Horvitch
During the winter break of January 2024, a group of students from Princeton joined Rav Azi and Atara Horvitch, the JLIC Directors at Princeton University on a transformative journey through Israel. This trip was not merely a sightseeing venture but a meaningful endeavor to witness firsthand the realities of life in Israel and extend a