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Rav Ari and Noa Bar-Shain

Noa spent her first eight years in Los Angeles, before making Aliyah with her family to Nof Ayalon. She attended Ulpanat Shaalavim for high school and then served for two years as director of the Neve Daniel Bnei Akiva Chapter. Afterwards, she studied at Migdal Oz and then attended Bar Ilan, majoring in Psychology and Educational Counseling. She is finishing her Master’s in Health Psychology at the Academic College of Tel Aviv-Yafo, and for the last year has been doing practicum at Hadassah Hospital. In her summers, she has worked in leadership roles in Bnei Akiva Israel, Mach Hach Ba’Aretz, Moshava Alevy and All Star Israel. In her spare time, Noa likes exploring Israel, hiking, experimenting with new recipes, watercolor painting and spending time with family, friends, and especially Read More
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A Joyous Torah Dedication at Princeton University
On February 9th, 2024, the Princeton University Jewish community witnessed a momentous occasion as Yavneh, the umbrella organization on campus for orthodox Jewish life, celebrated the dedication of a new Torah scroll. The הכנסת ספר תורה (Hachnasat Sefer Torah) ceremony, made possible through the generous donation of Mr. and Mrs. Sipes, marked a significant milestone
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.