admin | December 11, 2020
In light of the call by the Gedolei Yisroel shlita: Tremendous chizuk throughout the Jewish world to join regular learning of Dirshus Daf Hayomi in halachah. Last week, tens of thousands of learners throughout the Jewish world completed Volume 5 of the Mishnah Berurah and began to study Volume 6 in the second cycle of the Dirshu Daf Hayomi in halachah. Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) limitations, dozens of relatively small siyumim were held throughout Israel Also throughout the Jewish world, siyumim were held in accordance with local restrictions Tremendous encouragement to return or join regular shiurim Last week, tens of thousands of learners throughout the Jewish world completed Volume 5 of the Mishnah Berurah and began to study Volume 6 in the second cycle of the Dirshu Daf Hayomi in halachah, delightedly and excitedly marking the special siyum which was celebrated in a limited fashion due to the coronavirus restrictions, and joyfully beginning Volume 6 which discusses the laws of Chol Hamoed
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admin | December 11, 2020
Jewish tradition has long viewed the menorah as a symbol of wisdom (see Bava Basra 25b). As an ode, therefore, to Chanukah, we will explore the Hebrew words associated with knowledge (chachmah, tevunah/binah, and daat)
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admin | December 11, 2020
Well, no, on various counts, even though that is what most Jews believe. Some 168 years before the Common Era, Antiochus IV outlawed some Jewish practices
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admin | November 19, 2020
Sefaria.org is one of the wonders of the modern Jewish world. The free website offers an ever growing library of Jewish texts, starting with Torah and Talmud (with English translation!) and myriad commentaries, but including contemporary authors such as Teanecks Rabbi Chaim Jachter, whose four volumes of Gray Matter halachic discussions are online. And its not just the texts; its the features
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admin | November 19, 2020
Rabbi Michael Barclay, Special to Ventura County Star Published 10:00 a.m. PT Nov
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admin | November 19, 2020
By Rabbi Zvi Hersh Weinreb Iam fairly certain that you have heard this saying before: If you want something done, ask a busy person to do it. It is a popular saying and is attributed to all sorts of wise people, ranging from Benjamin Franklin to Lucille Ball.
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admin | November 19, 2020
David Dardashti of Ibogaine Clinic has pioneered an alternative treatment using Ibogaine (extracted from Iboga root bark, a natural psychedelic with dissociative properties.
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admin | November 19, 2020
A Torah scroll.
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admin | November 19, 2020
By: Reuven Chaim Klein The Torah uses three different words to refer to Rebecca as a girl:naarah(Gen.
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admin | November 19, 2020
I grew up in a Conservative synagogue which, around the time of my bat mitzvah in the 1980s, was limiting womens participation rather than expanding it. My parents, good feminists that they were, were also part of a small egalitarian prayer community, and it was decided that although I would celebrate my bat mitzvah at our big synagogue in March, I would also chant the Torah portion with our egalitarian community closer to my birthday in November.
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