Torah Portion
The torah portion is named after this important figure in the torah
Who is Yitro/Jethro?
שָׁלוֹם
What is "sha-lom"? (שָׁלוֹם means "hello" or "peace" in Hebrew)
This is the date of the holiday ט״ו בִּשְׁבָט
What is the 15th of the Hebrew month Shvat
To believe in G-d
What is the first commandment?
This is the school that Moreh Joe goes to
What is Rutgers University?
This foundational set of rules is given to the Jewish People
What are the Ten Commandments?
לָמַה
What is "la-ma"? (לָמַה means "why" in Hebrew)
The new year for the trees
What are we celebrating on ט״ו בִּשְׁבָט?
This commandment specifically deals with relationships in your family
What is the commandment for respecting someone's parents?
This is the school that Cantor Rockman went to (Hint: it's the same one as Joe)
What is Rutgers University?
This is where Moses climbed to receive the Ten Commandments from Gd
What is Har Sinai/Mount Sinai?
אוּלַי
What is "oo-lie"? (אוּלַי means "maybe" in Hebrew)
This is a customary way of celebrating the holiday of ט״ו בִּשְׁבָט?
What is having a meal where you try different fruits that grow in Israel?
This commandment is applied to every Jew once a week
What is the commandment to keep shabbat?
This is the amount of followers Charli Damelio have on tiktok
What is 133.8 million followers?
This amount of time, is how long Moses spent learning torah with Gd before receiving the Ten Commandments
40 days and 40 nights
כָּמַה
What is "ka-ma"? (כָּמַה means "how many?" in Hebrew)
This is the blessing we say when we try new foods and celebrate new holidays
What is the blessing of שֶׁהֶחִיָינוּ (sheh-heh-chee-a-noo)?
These commandments are both Jewish laws as well as American laws (hint: there's more than one answer)
What are the commandments forbidding one to steal and forbidding someone to lie in a court of law?
This is the year the Israeli state was established
What is 1948?
These are the names of Moses' wife and children
Who are Tziporah, Gershom, and Eliezer?
לְהִתְרַאוֹת
What is "li-he-tra-ot"? (לְהִתְרַאוֹת means "goodbye" in Hebrew)
These are an example of some fruits it is customary to eat at the Tu BiShvat meal
What are grapes, olives, figs, and pomegranates?
This is what the Ten Commandments were written on?
What is a tablet?
This is the year Bnai Tikvah was established
What is 1978?