Daniel Greer

Daniel Greer played a very instrumental part in the relocation of the “Kosher Kitchen” Yavs. This was one for the Young House Israel at Yale where it was moved to a location on-campus from Westville. This small Kitchen was even there when Greer was a law student in Yale during the summer of 1961 September. However, there were deterrents in the form of non-participation from students because though initially food was served to eight students. To create a welcoming and friendly environment Greer made efforts in moving the Kitchen to 24 Avenue Dixwell from Young Synagogue of Israel. Hence paying “university board” was stopped, location off campus was changed and the option of having TV Kosher dinners also came to an end. However, Greer did a lot for the natural environment too and the details are as follows. Founder of New Haven Daniel Greer founded New Haven yeshiva in 1977. This is when the School of Connecticut was moved in 1982 to the Building of Roger Sherman. This school ha

Daniel Greer brings in a strong sense of aesthetics in his works as far as the neighborhood of Edgewood Park and New Haven Yeshiva was concerned. He followed crucial pieces of advice especially the one presented by Late Art Ratner. His watchword was “softening the existing urban environment”. It was Greer who paid active heed to his advice and consistently incorporated his efforts of landscaping in the backyard of the Building of Roger Sherman . This is also the place where New Haven’s Yeshiva was located even the complete “Asphalt Jungle” was replaced with grass that was lush green He saved up on all playground equipment that are vintage elements from 1950’s and planted arborvitae besides hemlock across the entire perimeter. Hence a gentle green border was presented to the yard that could be visibly green all year round. Best upgrades One of the most notable upgrades of Yeshiva was the comer patch far away, that is now the sitting area. Visually it appears to be one park insi

Kosher food derives its meaning from the Hebrew word called “kashrus” or “kasher”. This means pure or suitable. Hence kosher food is the one that is fit to be consumed by people. As per the Torah Laws, only kinds of meat which can be ingested include game and cattle that specifically have “chew a cud” and “cloven hooves. When animals are complied to any of the specified conditions only then can the meat be eaten? Kosher animals whose meat can be eaten and fall under this category include veal, goats, lambs, sheep, cows, springbok, veal, and bulls. There are laws that apply to the particular foods that include only those fishes that have scales and fins, eggs not containing blood can be eaten and for meat, a new animal that is young cannot be eaten as well as milk from the milking mother cannot be used. For making the “kosher food” available Daniel Greer played an active part in shifting the “Kosher Kitchen” to a new location and the details are mentioned below. Greer’s contributio

The efforts of Daniel Greer have been award-winning where he is the Rabbi who makes one of the most prominent founders of the New Haven School in Connecticut. He has been compassionate and a person with civic obligations. Right from transforming neighborhoods that once existed to be as Asphalt Jungles, he made played an active part in ending the discrimination against the Jews. Not only has he helped the community grow in the positive direction but has also protected the Jews in both legal and legislative standpoints. He has consistently worked towards the public as well as private employment right of the Jews starving as American citizens. People hailing from the Jewish communities shall always remain indebted to all that he has done to uplift the community. The works done by him are as follows Faith services and spiritual guidance Daniel Gree r has been the potent man in serving members of the Jewish community to the best of his abilities. He has assisted people while provi